Sentence examples for fast flop from inspiring English sources

But the perception here was that no one could ever find me". IN 1992 SHE MOVED BACK TO New York, appearing in "Cut the Ribbons," a fast flop.

(Brantley) 'SEUSSICAL' A new, smaller-scale and more easygoing production of the Seuss-based musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty that was a fast flop on Broadway.

(Ginia Bellafante) 'SEUSSICAL' A new, smaller-scale and more easygoing production of the Seuss-based musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty that was a fast flop on Broadway.

A big hit on Broadway originally and a fast flop in revival a decade later, "The Wiz" in the current incarnation seems to be forever aerobically on the move and yet always at a complete standstill.

In the 2012-13 season, which just ended — and which will be celebrated at Sunday night's Tony Awards — a combination of fast flops and scuttled productions made for headaches and heartburn.

Matthew Lombardo's addiction-themed drama "High" was one of the fastest flops on Broadway in recent years, closing just five days after opening last April in spite of the star power of its leading lady, Kathleen Turner.

GM should remember the second rule of such risk-taking: Dump them fast when they flop.

"You see," she said, "I paddle in bursts -- really fast -- then I flop down and rest".

But "Leap of Faith" flopped fast on Broadway.

Mr. Norris has directed two plays on Broadway: A nonprofit production of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," starring Laura Linney in 2008, and a commercial transfer of his London production of "Festen," which flopped fast in New York in 2006.

Cholesterol is highly hydrophobic with solubility of ~10 nM in water at room temperature [ 8], can be easily inserted into the lipid bilayer and has a fast flip-flop rate (t1/2 = 1-2 minutes) within the lipid bilayer [ 9].