swishing

Between the pomp surrounding donning one’s holy livery, pointed glares and swishing red silks and velvets, these cassocked clergymen make bored teenagers seem kind.

This is still a show where whatever swishing inside those omnipresent golden goblets takes the edge of most tensions.

The TGV trains swishing through the French countryside at 230 mph were in stark contrast to the UK’s creaking rolling stock.

Hutton said: "A horse will move a fly off its backside by swishing its tail, it will react to the lightest of touches."

In the partially enclosed waiting area, parents stand on both sides of me, hoisting their kids onto their shoulders to watch the cars glide through the tracks of swishing cloth towers.