Sentence examples for flexible like a from inspiring English sources
In the natural world, however, bodies are more likely to be flexible, like a fish's, rather than rigid, like a car's.
The big attraction of Steam Machines is that they're open, upgradeable and flexible like a PC, but they have the plug-in-and-go convenience of a console.
Tweddle undoubtedly achieved her success through years of hard work and natural talent, but for me her name already suggests something bendy and flexible like a pipe cleaner.
The swiveling chair, manufactured by the Danish furniture maker Fritz Hansen, is comfortable because it's "thin and flexible, like a hand," Mr. Jehs said.
If the cylinder is something flexible like a telephone or power cable, it will move to and fro under this force; the singing noise produced by cables in high winds is due to a resonance between their natural frequency of transverse oscillation and the frequency of eddy shedding.
FPGAs always have been exceedingly flexible, like maps that can be redrawn over and over.
Like, it's flexible like any fabric, but once you run a charge through it it holds its shape?
Although many Americans choose to temp because they like a flexible schedule, many temps say they would prefer the security and benefits of a permanent job.
Some solutions of cationic surfactants spontaneously aggregate to form polymer-like flexible worm-like micelles.
Pressed as to what Labour would do to support charities, Nandy says she would like a more flexible commissioning structure that recognises that payment-by-results contracts can be really problematic for charities, which, unlike private companies, are not going to cherry-pick the easiest cases just to meet targets.
