Not bothering to change out of my pajamas, I traipsed downstairs and into the sunroom where I found Taur flicking through his math exercise book. |
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He drags on his cigarette, flicking through channels with the remote control of the TV his mother bought last Christmas. |
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The presence of urine increases olfactory sampling through antennules flicking during fights. |
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Diminishing fossil fuels and global warming are enough to make anyone think twice about flicking a light switch. |
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The children playing in the camp have never had a luxury on flicking on a light switch or running a bath. |
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The bartender lines up two half-pint glasses and pours them full of sambuca, before flicking a match at them. |
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Advanced Shake Control lets you shuffle or skip songs by flicking the phone with your wrist. |
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You spent a lot of time flicking and teasing your hair with an Afro comb at lunch time, or during class or after class. |
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Quickly flicking the C stick down will activate the gadget, and it often comes in quite handy while scouting for enemy soldiers. |
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Chelsea plays with the tip of a spider plant, flicking it with her fingers. |
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He shook his small head in annoyance, his little bit of a mane moving slightly in the breeze, and his short, fluffy tail flicking at some flies. |
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Now they had grouped together against the steep slopes of a lava ridge, tails flicking, necks craning, heads turning. |
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While everyone's attention was on Kyli, Joy came up behind Cat and noticed her tail flicking back and forth. |
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He held his hand out to help her up, Hikari took it, her clouded leopard tail flicking lightly to and fro in an agitated manner. |
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When Tyger sees my tail, the first new appendage I have learned to move, flicking in the air, he raises his eyebrows. |
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It would be fine, except that her pony tail keeps flicking in my face, and there's nowhere else for me to move. |
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Woods needed to be in the middle of the ring, constantly on the move with his jab flicking out almost subconsciously. |
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And then, as if nothing had happened, the stone cat turned and ambled away, its shoulders rolling arrogantly, its tail still flicking. |
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He leapt at it, a lunge ending with a quick snap of his fingers, flicking the switch off. |
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His quest began in 1979 when he was flicking through a book of British hit singles and realised he already had many of the tracks listed. |
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Do that, and we may start flicking through the address book on your mobile phone. |
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They're happy in their Studio City home in LA, and have already started flicking through baby name books. |
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Historians flicking through the record books will conclude, accurately as it turns out, that he mustn't have been playing. |
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The guy on the end of the phone line is flicking through the club history book, looking for nuggets of information with which to woo. |
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The black horses tossed their heads and whinnied loudly, stamping the ground and flicking their tails restlessly. |
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Opening my bedroom door, I stepped out and padded across the floor to the kitchen, flicking on the small light on the side. |
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They all looked so authoritative when flicking their wands to dismiss boggarts, poltergeists and other pests. |
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The knight looked over with unfocused eyes, flicking back and forth like a caged animal. |
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She lay slothfully on the couch, remote control in hand, flicking aimlessly through the various channels. |
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I sit on a stiff leather backed chair flicking through an impenetrable legal periodical as the receptionist sorts through the post. |
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When at art college I much preferred flicking through people's notebooks and sketch books than their finished pieces. |
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We ended up having a nice long chat after I admitted flicking through her diary. |
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Caleb woke up with a great big yawn, his carmine tongue flicking over the roof of his mouth. |
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He was loading cartridges, rolling the film on and flicking them out rather quickly. |
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It is probably catbirds' habit of flicking dead leaves aside with their bill that exposes catbirds to questing ticks. |
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Instead, she carried on stroking his shoulder, flicking back matted strands of dark hair. |
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Armitage, for his part, is nostalgic about Subbuteo, the kicking, flicking football game which features heavily in the novel. |
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Haley held the hammer just above the head of the chisel for a moment before flicking it back and bringing it down, hitting the jewel hard. |
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And after heated arguments and manic flicking through the pages of the dictionary, I lost the game, and sulked. |
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They showed their insouciance by sticking six-inch straws in their mouths and flicking them with the swipple at each pass. |
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I went miserably to the living room, flicking blindly through a book as I listened to the sound of running water and clinking china. |
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She watched as he stood, and walked brusquely to the closet, flicking through his wardrobe. |
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As I sat down at my desk, I couldn't stop running my hands through my hair and flicking it every few seconds. |
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She turned the T.V. on and started flicking through channels, not finding anything good to watch. |
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Silently, Shawn reached a hand into the right pocket on his jeans and withdrew a compact pocketknife, flicking it open. |
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On the motorway you can cruise along in comfort mode, switching to sport on the A-roads, flicking to advanced sport to hug corners and bends. |
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It would not do to be messy now, he thought, flicking a small amount of ash from the cuff of his trousers. |
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He looks at them with half an eye, while flicking between the six or seven collapsed documents on his computer screen. |
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For the music fan of a certain age, flicking through gig guides has recently become a source of profound discombobulation. |
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She muttered, flicking ashes irritably at a passing woman, who snorted her displeasure. |
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I parked the trolley and grabbed up the paper, dumping it unceremoniously on top of the counter, and started flicking through it. |
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Sophie rolled her eyes and took a last drag on her durry before flicking it into the toilet bowl and flushing it. |
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Raoul was not amused to find me flicking my chewing gum into a priceless installation piece I assumed was a wastepaper basket. |
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A frogfish extends and dangles its illicium just above its mouth, flicking, jerking, and waving the lure. |
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Mihal prowled through the tray of jewels, flicking stones over with his slender fingers. |
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His heart raced, flicking against his rib cage and tightening his throat to near total constriction. |
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If I wanted to see the anatomical structures underlying an injury, I was unable to do it as quickly with the CD as flicking through a textbook. |
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But the hair flicking and lame jokes that delight the boys at the Actuary of the Year dinner are gauche and slightly cringeworthy on the stage of a 1,915-seat theatre. |
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Their ears were pointed and long, flicking back and forth as they moved. |
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I clutched the black and purple booklet to my chest, before flicking through the pages, making sure nothing was creased and every page was still in its place. |
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Then she leapt, her tail flicking as she dove for the butterfly. |
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Friday Generations of footie fans are devastated to learn that Subbuteo is to be kicked into touch after keeping fingers flicking for more than 50 years. |
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This is already an age of channel-hopping, and people are more than capable of flicking through a range of sources and making their minds up for themselves. |
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He set off across the cavern, his tail flicking back and forth angrily. |
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She herself was currently small, furry wolf-like ears perched atop her head, a canine tail flicking behind her as she waded through the crowd of larger beasts. |
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Rather than seeing himself as a descendant of a long line of respected Irish playwrights, he claims his influences are film directors and V-sign flicking punks. |
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What a long time ago it seems that David Bradley's Billy was on the Kes posters and paperback covers, flicking us a good old-fashioned British V-sign. |
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While his public image then was of some long-coated dandy, flicking away female attention with his Byronic hair, it was a guise that ill-fitted him. |
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We jumped onto the couch, flicking through the cable to watch cartoons. |
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I sit on the living-room carpet flicking through Bondini's books. |
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Ashraful started slowly, but then accelerated, picking fast full tosses off his toes outside the off stump and flicking them to the fine leg boundary. |
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When he stands up and defends himself, well, that's when it turns from just some maybe horseplay to the flicking of the arm to the violent confrontation. |
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They are ground birds, with very long hind toes and claws, like those of skylarks, and they have a habit of running about like wagtails, though without flicking their tails. |
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It's a measure of the current embattled men's magazine market that flicking through a pile of them in a public bar feels dirty and faintly illegal. |
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He paused to ignite the cherry on a respectable reddish-brown stogie, flicking away the match with a few expert twists of his thick wrists, exposed ahead of rolled up sleeves. |
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I am lying on a red couch in the living room, mindlessly flicking the clicker. |
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Sertori, pilloried by many, showed his worth by winning York their first corner of the match then flicking on Agnew's carefully flighted dead ball at the near post. |
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She poured water into the modem kettle she had brought only a few months ago and plugged it into the socket on the wall, before flicking the switch and waiting. |
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To shoot correctly you held the marble between the thumb and forefinger and by flicking the thumb you propelled the alley forward, at great speed. |
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He is flicking idly through the tabloid tittle-tattle, recounting a story of marital strife, laughing at the expense of others, and yet again avoiding work. |
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The office was dark so I could only just make out his outline, but he soon obliged me by flicking on the anglepoise lamp on the desk to light the place up again. |
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At Bangka we found abundant pygmy seahorses, cuttlefish, sponges hiding huge frogfish, and a painted anglerfish slowly flicking her lure in hopes of attracting an unwary meal. |
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Music sounded from the speakers, animations flicking across the screen. |
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Reaching over her opposite shoulder, Ali drew the sword that was strapped there, flicking her wrist to scatter the drops of moisture that had settled on the metal surface. |
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The derailleurs are shifted by flicking the brake lever sideways. |
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Stretching his arms wide above his head, the tousle-haired man trotted out into the main room of the ship after flicking the switch next to his bedroom. |
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There are direct and mechanical effects, such as flicking a light switch that directly links two pieces of metal, and a light goes on immediately. |
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Like electronic media, your eye keeps flicking back and forth over the images trying to decipher them, creating little associative narratives in your mind. |
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I saw the girls giggle as they passed, flicking coy glances at me. |
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A health check means visiting the doctor's surgery, not casually flicking through Men's Health magazine, while waiting for a short back and sides. |
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But one particular species had the expert twitcher frantically flicking through the ornithology books when it was delivered to his doorstep this week. |
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She dipped her fingers in the glass flicking the liquid on Sally's face. |
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Barbara has memories of mischievous boys flicking bits of ink-soaked blotting paper at each other and shoving books down their trousers when they were to be caned. |
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My book has been translated into German and yet the audience crammed in a stuffy room at the British Council offices are flicking through the English language edition. |
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Roles of vomeronasal organ chemoreception in tongue flicking and feeding behavior of the lizard Chalcides ocellatus. |
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And this year we're all so chuffed because Bodg, Matt and I are flicking the big switch on Grey Street, Newcastle, next Thursday. |
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Wood found a higher tail flicking rate in Common Moorhens when a predator was nearby and Alvarez and Alvarez et al. |
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The unique flicking is an uncoiling movement powered by contraction of the striated muscle. |
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Two sunbathers have appeared in court after allegedly flicking their middle fingers at a man while they were drinking by a pool at a Dubai hotel. |
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I'm Tris. Patricia.' She was back to her hair, eyes crammed to the side, snapping off dry split ends and flicking them to the floor. |
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My group had a great time flicking, hitting and passing the ball, or sliotar, to give it its Gaelic name. |
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When a more aggressive method is required, it reacts by flicking tiny bristles or urticating hairs at its enemy, which can cause skin irritation. |
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This week the truth was revealed after Jake the Bagot Billy Goat was caught red-handed flicking the switch. |
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Redstarts are closely related to the Robin and behave in a similar way by flicking their wings and tail nervously. |
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Agonistic encounters between males are characterized by varying degrees of pedipalpal opening, elevation displays, and rapid flicking of the antenniform leg. |
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I very often marvel about the way in which many young girls are proudly flicking and swinging tresses reaching down to the small of their backs, even on swelteringly hot days. |
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I was flicking through the newspaper when I glimpsed a funny headline. |
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Honeydew flicking by treehoppers provides cues to potential tending ants. |
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