Sentence examples for flirt from from inspiring English sources
The New Zealand collection features nine comedies, including the 1918 "Why Husbands Flirt" from the prolific producer-director Al Christie.
She was in Berlin with Dmitri while Vladimir was in Paris, romancing publishers, and the letter informed her that her husband was besotted with a blond divorcée named Irina Guadanini, a vivacious flirt from St . Petersburgwho earned her living as a part-time dog groomer.
In the first chapter of "Daisy Miller, Henry Jamess's novella of 1878, a priggish American expatriate, Winterbourne, makes the acquaintance of a shameless flirt from Schenectady in the gardens of a Swiss hotel, where he is visiting his aunt, and she is staying with her dyspeptic mother en route to Italy.
There are impressive tragedies at a scant 1,500 words, like the backstories to single paragraphs in an old newspaper: the inn depressed to ruin by deaths in the family, the farm boy obsessed by a flirt from Arles farandoling in her velvet and lace.
27 Anatomical volumes were registered to B0 volumes using a rigid body alignment with FLIRT from the FSL toolbox (http://fsl.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl/fslwiki/).ac.uk/fsl/fslwiki/
With three former beauty queens in red, white and blue micro-mini-dresses and four-inch heels cooing and flirting from a flatbed truck, the scene along the Salmon River Thursday night brought a taste of the 1950's to an audience that anywhere else would call itself part of the Internet generation.
At Inter Milan and then at Real Madrid, he flirted from a distance, safe in the knowledge that while Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge it would never lead to anything more.
Even frequent, but harmless flirting from squad or guild members didn't interfere with my gameplay.
Weinstein's lawyer Ben Brafman told AP that the video shows there is "nothing forceful" and describes what is shown in the video as "casual, if not awkward, flirting from both parties".
I didn't flirt with writing from Roy's perspective, but, at the same time, I felt close to him at first, his transgressions and his capitulations.
