Sentence examples for flap between from inspiring English sources
The incident a day earlier has created a diplomatic flap between the countries.
Monica Davey of The New York Times ventured into a "mostly white, highly educated, professional, artsy, relatively well-off, politically independent" part of Indianapolis — demographics that favor Mr. Obama — and found voters there unaffected by the flap between Mr. Obama and his pastor, Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.
For instance, you can see when all the chatter erupted on about the most recent flap between Apple and Adobe over Flash on April 8.
However, the flap between the palate and the tongue may complicate airway management during the second operation.
The men were wearing skin tight suits with batwing sleeves and a flap between their legs to help them glide.
Several authors have reported the effects of the interposition of viable tissue, as a flap, between the suture lines of the trachea and esophagus to prevent further recurrence in patients with recurrent TEF [9, 10].
Across the way two young surfers approached, barechested, the arms of their wet suits flapping between their legs.
Wingsuits, which have flaps between the limbs, look ridiculous but allow cliff-jumpers to float in the air for minutes at a time, changing direction at will.
And in the panel after that two molls gossip from tenement windows across an alley while our protean hero continues his stakeout camouflaged as a red, black, and yellow line of laundry flapping between them.
Zhou's question, though, which she uttered with a creased mouth and a piece of paper she could not read flapping between her fingers, pierced the boundary between the hospital walls and the world beyond — one which I had nearly believed to be impenetrable.
Within the year, Frank, too, was weighing the iconography of the same flag; unlike Johns, he was not brought up to honor it, and so, when he elected to open "The Americans" with a shot of the flag, flapping between two women as they watch a parade in Hoboken, and chopping one of them off at the head, was that not a mischievous statement?
