Sentence examples for flipping about from inspiring English sources

"Flipping about and changing casts is almost artistic suicide," Mr. Hall admits, adding that he's curious about audience reaction, especially to the erotically charged male version, which, he says, has been a hard sell in the United States, unlike Europe and Canada.

These days, Chinatown seems full of people who no longer make their living selling dried cuttlefish and bean thread; there are as many beauty salons per square inch as there are live eels flipping about in plastic containers on the hosed-down streets.

She re-emerges for a second, torso flipping about like a floundering fish before disappearing again to her final fate.

Now, after flipping about on some hot-button issues, most recently the plan for an Islamic community center and mosque near ground zero, he's more likely to be painted by disillusioned supporters as Atticus Flinch.

Those readers are flipping about 8 billion pages per month, and that number continues to grow.

Ninety percent of Olympic sports, you or I could feasibly do first try most of us can run, or do a dive, or kick a ball, or cycle but no fucker I know can turn upside down and just hover in the air like Simone Biles does, or any of that wacky pommel horse shit, or holding onto two big suspended rings and just flipping about a bit.

"I don't want to sound flip about this, but you don't have to be an accredited gambler to go to Las Vegas," he said.

"I don't want to sound flip about it, but there is a divine hand moving every part of this," Mr. Smith said.

Allan Kozinn notes some promising trends on the supply side, but is a bit too flip about dismaying trends on the demand side.

I mean, is it easier to use a touchscreen to navigate Excel, or flip about Firefox?

I think Moore's a little too flip about how important it is for people to be free to chase their fortunes.