Sentence examples for flip men from inspiring English sources
Mr. Baird and Mr. Clark are personable enough, but the show feels as if it could fall into predictability: flip men buy house; flip men are appalled by condition of house; flip men moan about how much money they're going to lose; flip men miraculously turn a profit.
The flip men paid $63,931 for it and end up putting $52,500 of work into it.
That is certainly a likely response to the opening episode of "Flip Men," Tuesday night on Spike.
If that's all "Flip Men" turns out to be, well, a bulldozer would have been more fun.
Series like "Flipped Off," "Holmes Inspection" and "Flip Men" feast on the drama of unexpected house repairs like cracked pipes and crumbling foundations.
In the premiere, as on similar shows like "Flip Men" on Spike, they actually do make a modest profit, but that's not the point.
Elsewhere, he turns his ire to the London gang wars and the bloated housing market: "Man dip man, man tip man, man flip man," he rails.
But Ms. Kane Burton said individual theaters find ways to get more women through by "flipping" men's toilets to allow women to use them.
She later flipped Man Ray's Le Violin d'Ingres by creating a bow that responds to human touch, then letting herself be played like the violin.
But first there was the requisite attempt to "flip" the men, to persuade them to inform on their associates.
