Sentence examples for cute flick from inspiring English sources
Four minutes later Eriksen's cute flick sent Son Heung‑min sprinting beyond Marcos Alonso down the right.
They deepened when another cute flick, from Jozy Altidore this time, sent Colback accelerating into the box.
First the PFA player of the yearburst on to Willian's cute flick only to tumble in a collision with James McArthur.
It was harsh luck on the visitors, then, when Buffel latched on to a cute flick from Novo to lob the goalkeeper and hand Rangers a crucial 3-1 aggregate lead, seven minutes before the interval.
He swung his left leg regardless, the shot rather scuffed but still disorientating panicked home defenders, and there was the marauding Ramires to burst through the middle and conjure a cute flick over the on-rushing Ciprian Tatarusanu.
It was Pierre-Fanfan who showed all the predatory instincts of a striker to score Rangers' second, poking the ball in from just a yard out after a cute flick from the impressive Prso.
Add a hot beverage and a few blankets to the mix and you'll never want to leave your couch! 1. Happy Feet Ultra-cute kid flick has a few scary, emotional moments.
United were dozing, their rearguard suddenly ragged, as Damien Delaney provided the cutest of flicks round Phil Jones for McArthur, momentarily liberated from Pogba, to collect.
Most of what I've learned comes from bragging friends, the rest of it from the film Premium Rush, a slightly cheesy flick where Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a cute but hardcore NYC bike messenger.
Disney confirmed the news on Twitter Tuesday, and Kristen Bell, who voices Anna in the animated flick, shared the news in the form of a cute weather update. .
KATHERINE KARLIN of Manhattan, Kan. "I read movie reviews, and as George Spiggott says in the original 1967 version of 'Bedazzled,' they 'fill me with inertia.' The predominant genres are slasher flicks, vampire flicks, films made up entirely of special effects and explosions, gross-out comedies and cute romances about empty-headed 20-somethings.
