swig in造句

• A longtime Brown aide quickly ran interference and ushered Swig in ahead of the crowd.
• There's no evidence Meyer, or anyone else, ever drank milk in Victory Lane until 1936, when he was seen taking a swig in a brief newsreel, Speedway historian Donald Davidson said.
• This is what's hoped to be the first annual re-creation of a race on back roads, which ran from 1919 to 1941, as described in a newspaper clipping discovered in a wall during remodeling of the Fairmont, and by Swig in a self-published book.