Sentence examples for flap flap from inspiring English sources

Flap, flap, flap: off he goes.

What do you mean "don't get in a flap?" Flap?

3. Flap Flap, a white molded plastic lamp shaped like a lamp with a shade, appears to be suspended in air -- 29 inches off the floor.

Their bodies are old and their skin sags in the wind and goes flap, flap, like old curtains that unravel from too many years' use, as my husband says.

He also mastered the pullback a difficult step which a student must learn before graduating from the basic tap class to beginner's tap Describes Tom Whalen's first session as a beginner the studio, the other students, the music, and Bob Audy's instructions-- shuffle hop flap flap, rinstructions-- shuffle

Flap, flap went Butcher and flap, flap went Butcher's players.

That Viacom agreed yesterday to pay a "record" $3.5 million to settle dozens of federal investigations into alleged indecency on TV and radio has put the decency issue again in the forefront, where it was early this year after the Super Bowl bra-flap flap.

As you rightly note, flip-flops don't give much support and, more importantly, make that unbelievably annoying flap-flap sound when you walk, which is incredibly irritating to all around you.

The conformational dynamics of HIV-PR with a 20 ns trajectory reveals that the SWCNT can effectively bind to the HIV-1-PR active site and regulate the flap dynamics such as maintaining the flap-flap closed.

Remarkably, the significant interactions with binding energy higher than 1 kcal/mol focus on the flap and active regions, which favors closing flap-flap and deactivating the active residues of the HIV-PR.

For the latter, this means flip-flops and, thanks to the efforts of the Ask Hadley Institute, flip-flops worn anywhere other than by the beach or a pool are now banned, especially in the office, where they are not only gross but annoying with the flap-flap-flappiness.