Sentence examples for flipping ahead from inspiring English sources

Flipping ahead: "Suddenly the aeroplane swayed, got into a spin and came down like a bird swooping".

One recent literary novel that pulled it off, in Perrotta's opinion, was Colm Toibin's "Brooklyn," which had him flipping ahead to the end.

Likewise, McQuarrie shows one of the killers flipping ahead in a score, to the climax of "Nessun Dorma": Calaf's final cry of "Vincerò," with its rise to a high B and step down to an A. The last note is helpfully circled in red.

I flipped ahead in the script.

You keep wanting to flip ahead to get to the real story.

He forms a first impression of a poem almost at once, and if he isn't grabbed by it he'll flip ahead and read something else.

She later confessed to missing the paper-based dialogue system used for Mass Effect 1 and 2, which, she said, allowed her to "flip ahead and read as much as I can".

But I recently flipped ahead and saw that in chapter six we return to Patrick's savage perspective, as he struggles with prescription sleep meds, adultery, and mother-hatred.

Curious readers may take this as a cue to flip ahead to Page 164, which is where (according to the Euclidean formula Cody graciously provides) the golden ratio falls in his own narrative.

Each of us received a stack of books in English and Chinese, and I flipped ahead to a sample test question: The word "Beerenauslese" on a bottle of German Riesling indicates that the wine is (a) blended from several vineyard sites, (b) sparkling, (c) aged in bottle for a long period before release, (d) made from very ripe grapes.

One of the cooler new features is the ability to "flip ahead," where you basically swipe across the screen to flip the page and read the next article.