1. To waltz Matilda is to carry a swag.

2. Another night I dragged my swag about fifteen feet outside the flock and fell into unconsciousness.

3. Grapevines swag down from overhead, and tree roots are crumbling the bricks.

4. Garden machinery is the most popular swag - a grass-cutting tractor costs over ￡1,000.

5. Stitch braid to the top edge of the swag between the pleats.

6. Here the leaves were inserted into a swag base first to create the background.

7. The swag leads to a wall outlet where the fan is plugged in.

8. A man camp up one evening, humping his swag.

9. Sleep under the stars in an Aussie-style swag bed or sleeping roll given a chic upgrade with a canopied futon-style platform base.

10. Between him and Stevenson , Washington has swag to spare.

11. Can't we swag a fax machine and get it to this guy?

12. Attach webbing tape to the top edge of tails on the lining side, in the same way as for the swag.

13. Mogil and Slepian are a bit self-conscious about having inherited some serious swag.

14. Tom, something's always told me we'd never get holt of that swag. "

15. Every morning, it is a tussle between staying in my swag ( bed ) or a hike.

16. Two teenagersaccidentally run over by a ute as they slept in a swag at a party withold school friends near Orange, west of Sydney, have now both died inhospital.

17. When Lee returned to Seattle, he was greeted by a huge box of Google swag, including a basketball, a chair, and a coin-operated gumball machine with a Google logo.

18. Angry Kid Shop Raider - Out smart, guards, dogs and CCTV to grab the swag by being light-fingered through 24 levels of frantic arcade action.