Sentence examples for flap it from inspiring English sources
The name is said to have come from a remark by a Los Alamos scientist that once a camel (meaning Caltech) gets its nose under a tent flap it is hard to dislodge.
On the inside flap it said it was an intellectual novel, and I took that, too.
(On the back flap, it noted there would be "pretty girls").
Taking great scoops of air with each flap, it stretches yellow talons to pluck a fish from the water.
You can just buy this record and pick this off and get this bass and flap it up!
Opening the box reveals a message printed on each flap: "It loves me," reads the first, then "It loves me not," and finally, "It loves me and goes wherever I go".
When it is eventually taken, the keeper comes and flaps, it falls to Anichebe.
Midway through the first half he burst past Thuram on the left and although he sliced his cross, France's goalkeeper, Fabien Barthez, almost flapped it over the line.
He pulls out a French newspaper, flaps it open, takes a sip of ice water, and starts reading about the bad state of the world.
More flamboyant is the cavalry helmet, of one piece, with upturned fabric flaps; it is probably of Bhutanese origin but was adapted for use in Tibet.
He flapped it at Mother as though his arm were missing and said, "I know what you're thinking — World War Two".
