| Across Russia there was fury that while the people feared the worst for 116 of their compatriots their leader was swanning around on holiday. |
| School time is for learning, it's not for swanning off on cheap holidays to catch some winter sun. |
| My whole big plan is going to have to go on hold for a good year more because I won't be able to go swanning off overseas when I have to make mortgage payments. |
| So they started swanning around the room taking elegant drags off their imaginary cigarettes and then immediately pretending to hack up a lung. |
| His back header confounded the makeshift Lions' back four, Brown swanning in to volley definitively into the roof of Main's net. |
| It's all very well for him to come swanning up here from London and perpetuate the image but we have to pick up the pieces. |
