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1. She wore a sleek little black dress.

2. The cat had sleek fur.

3. The horse's sleek body gleamed.

4. He's one of those sleek businessman types.

5. His hair was sleeked back with oil.

6. The cat looked very sleek and well fed.

7. He sleeked down his hair with water before going out.

8. Lord White is as sleek and elegant as any other multi millionaire businessman.

9. Before going to the party, he sleeked back his hair with hair cream.

10. Who owns that sleek black car parked outside your house?

11. She nudged him as the sleek dark head of a seal bobbed up scant yards from where they were.

12. Today, Sensable Technologies occupies a suite of offices in a sleek office building in Cambridge.

13. Excitement rose in them, hardening muscles and quivering their sleek flanks in anticipation of the hunt.

14. Pop open a briefcase or peek in a backpack and you may see a sleek cellular phone.

15. The sleek bob fell straight to her shoulders and then curled under.

16. Four Negro GIs went apeshit striking matches on sleek bottoms.

17. But a sleek sailing boat that spends all its time in harbour is no use to anyone.

18. Sleek city style is waved and brushed back into a soft full shape for casual dressing.

19. It will be given a sleeker, more modern look-again following the lead set by the latest R1150R.

20. A surprising and sophisticated collection of dresses offers the stunning effect of sleek column shapes, barely-there straps and exquisite beading.

21. The women in the portraits on the wall wore a sleek assortment of cashmere and pearls or simple expensive-looking dresses.

22. The sleeker your sled, the faster you go.

23. I liked that it had more of a sleeker, European look.

24. The shop needs "bespoke products," a sleeker website and items not limited to Jewish themes[sentencedict.com], she said.

25. Rather than any drastic physical changes, it's a sleeker version of the current DSi format.

26. As tight as a corset, the new speed suits make the wearer sleeker and more streamlined.

27. Canada's Helen Upperton used to find herself finishing fourth or fifth in bobsled races behind rivals with newer, sleeker sleds.

28. When he became leaner and faster, his digital doppelganger also became sleeker and more fleet - footed.

29. In the age of travel and speed that began just before World War I, machines became smaller and sleeker.

30. So I'm going to vote for the Curve if you're on ATT, mostly for the price and the sleeker form factor.