| He insists he is not aware of any heart flutters or whatever to alert him to this problem. |
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| The male koel, foppishly clad in silky black, flutters enticingly close to a crow's nest, causing anxiety and outrage among the crows. |
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| The bird clawed weakly at the arrow's shaft and its body gave small flutters, splattering blood. |
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| Equally effective is Brigge's anxious scrutiny of newborn Samuel, who flutters between listless near-death and bubble-blowing bonniness. |
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| Immediately ahead, a large New Zealand flag flutters above the podium of a modern building on the corner of the Haymarket. |
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| A faint smell of shampoo is left in the wake and an excuse note flutters onto Mr. Ruther's desk. |
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| White hair blows forward on to his temples, flutters like downy feathers over his ears. |
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| Her obi flutters in a breeze that gently stills as if all breathing in the world had stopped. |
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| No, I don't believe that if a butterfly flutters its wings in Washington, D.C. it will cause a typhoon in New Zealand. |
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| One impressive feature is the way Doc's coat flutters and furls as she walks or runs. |
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| The reason is obvious, as out of the envelope there flutters a torn scrap of paper on which he had put 24 kisses. |
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| A scarecrow is a contemptible figure... It is a cousin of the clown and flutters at the mercy of the wind. |
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| Much more difficult is to remove the debarring stigma which maliciously flutters around every disable person. |
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| She casts an arm out limply, and the blue bandanna flutters up like a distant flag of truce. |
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| They plonked the flag down on the State House lawn, facing a busy intersection, where it still flutters rebelliously. |
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| A Jamaican flag flutters from a car antenna, and soccer rules the fields over which Sandy Koufax once waved his scepter. |
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| San Juan de Ulúa is a historic fort near an esplanade where marimba music flutters and elderly men play chess and drink coffee. |
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| Hear water trickling through the canals, feel the wind that flutters the leaves. |
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| You could say the wobbles and flutters in our music are equivalent to something like weeds overgrowing an old building. |
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| One is to incorporate one or two swivels into the snood or present your bait so that it flutters in the tide rather than spinning like a whirling Dervish. |
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| From the first flutters to the power kicks, the feeling of your baby inside you can make your pregnancy feel amazingly real. |
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| One ear of your flutters as the fulfilment sacrifice and the other as the sacrifice for desires. |
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| Some days after, the young comes out and flutters about towards the sea, by night. |
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| But as his daughter discovers the first flutters of love, unexpectedly, Alessandro's world is turned upside down. |
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| If the flame flutters or is blown out, combustion gases are escaping from the drafthood opening. |
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| The flutters and the swivelling times shown in the diagrams can only be improved by using flow control valves. |
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| The silhouette has vanished and a real, live dove flutters upwards, from between the two flaps. |
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| The wipala with the colors of the rainbow, or cuichi, officially declared as the flag of Tawantinsuyo in 1975, flutters on high. |
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| A Union flag flutters on the balcony of his grandparents' Bitterne home, next to a large yellow ribbon which shows their support for British troops in the Gulf. |
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| But on the Iraqi side it is not a national flag that flutters but a black Shia banner. |
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| A cabbage white butterfly flutters briefly before my nose, the first this year. |
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| Above all, the Iraqi flag, in a region where flags matter mightily, flutters nowhere. |
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| Most snafus get hidden in the normal flutters of a day's trading. Still, the exchange is trying to understand how such mistakes can happen. |
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| Not so with the flag of the Confederacy, which still flutters defiantly in some places. |
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| In fact, its already dead without wanting nor even recognizing it, like a duck of which the head has been cut off and which flutters around in the coop. |
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| Stressing his humanity is how Malek draws the portrait of a person who is accessible, generous, a little irascible and anticonformist, a kind of monument where the Lebanese flag flutters. |
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| If the tissue or plastic flutters, you've found an air leak. |
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| The national flag of Peter the Great flutters alongside the army's red flag and the national coat of arms showing the Tsarist double-headed eagle is displayed while Stalinist national anthems are being sung. |
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| Newton's wig flutters in the wind from the shock wave. |
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| A curtain has been drawn and flutters gently in the breeze. |
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| The post-apartheid six-colour national flag, once scorned by many whites, now flutters joyfully from the cars, shops and homes of all racial groups. |
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| This tape flashes in the sun as it flutters and shows many colours. |
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| If your heart flutters for yesteryear's Hollywood goddesses, spritz, gargle, and straighten your dinner jacket for a visit to this shrine to silver-screen glamour. |
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