Sentence examples for characteristic flick from inspiring English sources
But a characteristic flick of the wrist produces the unexpected jellyfish.
After that, there were plenty of characteristic flicks off his pads through midwicket, some controlled drives and a complete imperturbability throughout the day on the ideal flat pitch.
Their crowdfunding venture is characteristic: in the 1980s Flicks had one of the very first searchable computer databases, strongly rumoured to have been a formative influence on adopted Bristolian Col Needham, who went on to found IMDb.
(A characteristic stage direction in "The Flick": "Maybe she incorporates a couple moves from bhangra and/or hip hop and/or West African dance classes in her past").
Rails have a very characteristic walk in which the tail is flicked up with each step, and both the limpkin and the kagu share this tail-flicking action.
In flight, cranes and the limpkin have a characteristic wing action a slow downstroke followed by a quick, flicking upstroke.
Extremities tend to flick.
