The men discarded their jackets, displaying their rough flannel shirts and belts, in which were carried sheath knives, chose their partners and went at it with a will, to Dick's music, while he fiddled and shouted such directions as "Sashay down th' middle,—swing yerpardners, - promenade."
Gillette Fusion Power Stealth's O'Driscoll sashays past his man in the centre with a brilliant feint, then feeds Wallace, who flings the ball wide right to Murphy, who's in acres and can rip over the line for a brilliant try.
The Bacchae are gospel singers who sashay around in scarlet feathers, beads and chiffon.
Susannah Clapp, The Observer, 19 August 2007. The Observer
As Jack Sparrow, the deposed pirate captain of the Black Pearl, Depp does not so much walk as sashay into a scene, and his center of gravity seems to have risen somewhere close to his Adam’s apple—Jack is a man who can’t find his land legs.
David Denby, The New Yorker, 28 July 2003. The New Yorker