Sentence examples for flicks about from inspiring English sources

Unless they're comedies (Spinal Tap) or hip little flicks about cult heroes (Telstar), movies about bands are always stinkers.

It might seem particularly muted tonight, when high-testosterone flicks about hobbits and sea warfare will compete for the best-picture Oscar.

He slaps a skinny-jeaned thigh, and flicks about his oddly cut blond hair, shaped so that bits of it hang down and almost touch the keys during hopeless, head-down, lovelorn sections of his songs.

Easter films, admittedly, are slightly more diffuse – they'll either be insufferable cartoons about wisecracking rabbits or upsettingly grisly torture-porn flicks about the graphic crucifixion of a hippy – but you still broadly know what to expect.

The rush of '50s sci-fi flicks about mutated insects and invading aliens came out of post-war fears about the atom bomb and communist revolution; and the slasher films of the seventies processed the global economic downturn, the collapse of the patriarchal nuclear family and the rise of feminism's second wave.

A sophisticated delay algorithm ensures the headlamps don't jostle around while the eye naturally flicks about.

The guy was at the bar with the remote control and I said: 'What football have you got on?' He said: 'What do you want to watch?' I said: 'Rochdale-Stoke.' So he flicked about, found it and said he would put it on the big screen.

This is because if dry clay gets into the air or flicked about, it forms a dust called silica dust which causes long term health problems.

Colin Mehigan "It's an escapist ACTION flick about a SUPERHERO called Captain AMERICA.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs refashioned as a cartoon porn flick about a pallid bigamist.

They seem tailor-made for a buddy flick about nuclear scientists.