Preposition: as

• seal: Sleek as a seal, toned and tanned, Giorgio Armani is a walking totem of his own global success.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• leave: Holds more moisture to beard area; leaves skin feeling sleek, and looking good.

Modifies a noun

• styling: The sleek modern styling of the Angelica Suite is proving very popular - especially with the addition of a whirlpool feature!

• casing: The projector comes packaged in a sleek, black piano finish casing.

• exterior: Her sleek exterior is from the drawing boards of Reymond Langton Design, with Pascal Reymond taking personal charge of the graceful interior.

• chassis: With a lightweight sleek chassis and its front and rear impact suspension it all makes for a comfortable ride for baby.

• yacht: Today, the clipper ships of Nelson's Dockyard and Falmouth Bay have been replaced by sleek, million-dollar yachts.

• design: Its sleek, slender design fits almost any room's décor.

Modifying Another Word

• very: It stars a very sleek looking John Travolta, playing Gabriel the bad guy of the film.

• yet: Fuga Fine Times A sanctuary for the modern traveler, calm yet sleek in design and feel.

• much: The new Escalade has much sleeker, smoother styling.

• so: I'm a speedy Ferrari 360, So sleek with power and pace.

• quite: The Motorola V620 was popular at the start of the year because it was seen as quite old school black and quite sleek.

• incredibly: The stunning straight metallic lines of the EF81 create an incredibly sleek and eye-catching design.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The machine looked sleek with a high build quality.

• offer: The Geko range is relatively inexpensive and offers sleek, thin designs with simple operating systems.

• have: The new Escalade has much sleeker, smoother styling.

Preposition: in

• design: It is sleek in design with a jazzy look.