Diggory, the hero of rival wizard school Hufflepuff, was Harry's opponent on both the Quidditch field and in romance, as he trumped Harry's two wins at the TriWizard Tournament by squiring the young hero's beloved, Cho Chang, to the Yule Ball.— Hollywood.com - Recent News
If your prevailing portrait of Kings Cross was formed by scenes of Bob Hoskins squiring a prostitute through the mean streets of Mona Lisa, then you're in for a pleasant surprise.— globorati
I mean, I've been to conferences where Bill Clinton is squiring Paul Kagame around, and you can just see the guilt playing out.— Democracy Now!
Actor, jet-setter, and tanning virtuoso, George Hamilton began squiring the world's most famous woman, Elizabeth Taylor, in 1986.— VF Daily
- "It was no surprise to see Prince Harry emerge from a bar squiring an attractive young blonde."— Merry Royals
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