Use "sleek" in a sentence
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1. started to pull it gently through her sleek, long, black hair, how odd that they still
2. rat, brown and sleek, scratched at scraps and bare bones in the shadows
3. and into the sleek, tanned lines of long distance attraction,
4. There was one floater park in Hazorpean, less than an hour away for as sleek a creature as that Kassikan floater
5. The inside was sleek with six large seats facing forward, two on each side and one in front
6. "Yeah she's in a sleek package, but she can be a hard bitch
7. The apartment itself comprises three decent sized bedrooms, a large lounge with balcony (with washing line arrangements), a dining room, decently appointed kitchen and bathroom – all very modern and sleek
8. A sleek Brazilian jetliner took them the last three hundred and fifty years, flying around and around the harbor in a steep bank for forty five minutes before landing
9. She was much fuller in the chest, though was not as sleek and quite a bit more muscular, maybe how Tdeshi would feel today
10. The door opened and a sleek man of medium height with a thick, light brown ponytail and long, light brown beard in a matching chin-band entered the room carrying a pile of folders
11. He was still as much of a dandy as ever, dressed in a sleek, supple carapace with a flared, ruffled collar and above-the-knee slipper socks and gauntlets
12. He stumbled across another short stairway, this one held him and he got thru into a room where he felt two niches in the wall with a sleek machine and racks of cards
13. The man, who called himself AlfredMikreedy, was covered from head to foot in a long heavy worksuit with a sleek and formal mountain shirt over it
14. She took me to the cove, where a sleek bireme was waiting
15. Figures, that he would drive something black and sleek
16. Sleek with buttons I was afraid to touch, since I didn’t know what they would do
17. She was 8 feet long with sleek black fur
18. It looked thin and dull, anything but the sleek black tresses Nerissa remembered
19. Now, however, because she was so hot, she was happy that he did not wear them, for she could instantly see his cock, the dark pubic hair, the puffy balls, the sleek belly
20. Also the place was packed and not just with soldiers there were sleek good looking women on the streets and large bosomed country women selling their produce
21. But all of them were well fed and riding sleek horses and they were accompanied by cavalry troopers immaculately attired right down to the polished ammunition bandoliers that were strapped across their chests
22. As we waited for our orders to move a large contingent of cavalry rode by row after row of sleek well fed horses with the cavalrymen looking down on us from on high
23. The cautious kitten was a sleek black with a white throat, chest, and belly, and four little white paws, like the rain boots in my closet
24. She ran a hand along his sleek neck and patted the muscular shoulder
25. The craft was sleek as a hyperplane, yet festooned with fusion engines
26. He was a large badger, muscular, his coat sleek and grey
27. Thesa could see how self-confident the badger was– his sleek coat shining in the fading moonlight, his eyes sparkling with triumph
28. She danced with sleek move touching Luke’s body then extended her
29. Her clothes were so tight she thought her bones would break—and then they were gone, torn, falling from her sleek black body in shreds
30. The timing of her departure was truly impressive: as the sleek form of the cutter receded from view, an inbound sea-going tug appeared, towing, at the end of a long cable, a barge stacked high with logs
31. Flares of light flickered on and off, casting monstrous shadows on the sleek gray metal floor
32. Sleek and stiff and new the horse gallops
33. They are polished and sleek, and instead of boards running perpendicular to their path, there are sheets of textured metal
34. She was bareheaded and her golden hair--hair of a warm gold, "molasses taffy" colour as Di Blythe had said--was pinned in sleek, close coils over her head; she had large, tranquil, blue eyes that always seemed full of friendliness, a high white forehead and a finely shaped face
35. James Perry was a sleek, rubicund man, with a bristling white moustache, bushy white eyebrows, and a shining bald head
36. George's sleek back and felt horribly afraid
37. In his hand he held a staff, but one completely unlike the sleek black staves of the Magi
38. Her blonde hair and sleek, lean body as well as her hazel eyes made her appealing in the eyes of Luke
39. She had on a bathrobe over sleek, curvy body
40. His sleek black hair had been tied behind his head in a
41. Manda looked at his sleek blue car
42. The décor is sleek,
43. She had sleek black hair pulled back in an unforgiving bun
44. He and I sat at the back of the sleek black luxury sedan on our way to G-Industries
45. She looked around the sleek interior and figured that the
46. The house was low and sleek
47. Past the brown, sleek, earth colored walls, we head to the elevators, going up to the twenty-first floor
48. The train was modern, sleek and for the most part, seemed
49. It was sleek and low, dark and smooth, with gleaming white sails and lines, and it’s interior was luxuriously appointed for ten travelers
50. He erased the illusion, and cast one of another pair, these about a hundred and twenty centimeters tall with sleek brown fur and long gray whiskers
1. My eyes trailed her as she sleeked towards her brother, who had stepped out valiantly into the middle of my room showered by the moon and the road lamp
1. plucking him playfully by the hair, sleeking his cheeks, and forwarding
2. As it was not then very material to keep much measures with a mere natural, I made presently free with him, though at my first motion of meddling, his surprise and confusion made him receive my advances but awkwardly: nay, insomuch that he bashfully shied, and shied back a little; till encouraging him with my eyes, plucking him playfully by the hair, sleeking his cheeks, and forwarding my point by a number of little wantonnesses, I soon turned him familiar, and gave nature her sweetest alarm: so that aroused, and beginning to feel himself, we could, amidst all the innocent laugh and grin I had provoked him into, perceive the fire lighting in his eyes, and, diffusing over his cheeks, blend its glow with that of his blushes