Sentence examples for could be flounder from inspiring English sources

The fish could be flounder, bass, pike or a combination of species.

And you'll get stronger, and they'll get stronger, too". If the county's arts community doesn't make major advances soon, Woodlock warned, "it could be floundering around forever...

The president appears to be floundering.

Palm seems to be floundering.

A government hitherto seen as impregnable seems to be floundering.

Do that and you'll be floundering.

They could see their pal was floundering around in the murky waters of the old paradigm and decided to fish me out.

Without the big money publishers throw at the larger industry events, this area could be starting to flounder.

"You hate to see them go, but they were floundering and couldn't find their place in the market," said Tim Dye, who owns 21 Pontiacs from various eras and a huge collection of Pontiac memorabilia — started with a bottle of GTO cologne from his uncle — that he had assembled over more than 30 years.

Those who had attacked McCallum should feel ashamed of themselves... the political mess that Ottawa is floundering in could get a lot worse if it chooses to accede to the US request for Meng's extradition despite the problems with the case that McCallum, among others, has pointed out".

"Lauren met each of our encounters with derision… I was floundering, and I was sure she could see it".