Sentence examples similar to flailing wings from inspiring English sources

The family often travel and work together, weaving their animales fantásticos together to form a tripped-out tapestry of all-seeing eyes, flapping wings and flailing fish-tails.

With the news that unemployment slipped under 8% for the first time in about four years, some right-wing ideologues are flailing about for their own facts.

But his most memorable play came when, trying to defend Utah's Sedrick Barefield as he dribbled in from the wing, Brooks tumbled backward — despite a glaring lack of contact — before flailing mid-descent and landing on the opposite side of the court.

Now we see the failing (and flailing) McCain presenting a side that is the embodiment of the sickness that plagues the right wing of the Republican Party: maudlin paranoid self-pity.

Without warning, a gushing onslaught of water from the wings knocks them into one another and down to the ground, obscuring individuals in one churning, flailing mass.

Humbletonian is flailing.

Flailing for air.

Republicans are now simply flailing.

Flailing to different degrees.

players, arms flailing.

"They are flailing around".