Sentence examples similar to back flounder from inspiring English sources

The black-back flounder that appeared around St . Patricks Day now barely grace us with their presence in late April.

The black-back flounder that typically appeared on St. Patrick's Day now barely grace us with their presence in late April.

Then you will be back to floundering in the amplitude of Whitney's instrumentations.

("Wait..., this taste... Already it's escaping," Rilke's sonnet begins). Then you will be back to floundering in the amplitude of Whitney's instrumentations.

Despite a new and hard-fought players' collective bargaining agreement and dynamic young stars like Alexander Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby, the NHL is being held back by floundering teams like the Phoenix Coyotes, which has filed for bankruptcy protection.

For taking this joke seriously, instead of just sitting back and watching Republicans flounder in self-induced self-destruction, Alan Grayson is (sadly) our Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week.

"The line was cut, and the monkey floundered back to await medical testing," he wrote.

Halfway across he jerks about; with a squawking curse he flounders back sprawling.

Kenny McLean, Tony Watt, Kieran Tierney, John McGinn and Oliver Burke were all handed debuts over the past week's two fixtures, with not one youngster floundering in back-to-back 1-0 wins against Czech Republic and Denmark.

He came to make the personal "Sebastian Cole," and moved back to Manhattan, after floundering for a few years in Los Angeles.

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