Sentence examples for flounce out from inspiring English sources
"flounce out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to leaving or exiting a place in a dramatic or exaggerated manner, often with a show of anger or indignation. Example: After being insulted by her boss, Sarah flounced out of the office, slamming the door behind her.
Polunin chose, in an old-fashioned term, to flounce out from a company which is on something of a high at present.
Why, in their view, should they put themselves through a great deal of bother if Britain is going to flounce out at the end anyway?
In other words, while they get along famously as colleagues, their closeness onstage -- where they share backyards, keep (and betray) one another's secrets and flounce out for girls' nights at the movies -- is simply a matter of good acting.
At a sparsely attended meeting which was called to approve the bank's membership of the APS, Hampton said: "We haven't threatened anybody with anything," adding: "I'm anxious to refute the notion that the whole board was going to flounce out".
On top of the group's financial and strategic troubles, it has also had to deal with a governance mess that prompted former chief executive Euan Sutherland to flounce out in March last year after details of his £6.6m pay deal appeared in the Observer.
They flounce out of HHM and set up another meeting with Jimmy in the diner.
"Whitley has described how you flounced out, after confronting him.
When North Korea was similarly reported, for breaking the NPT and then flouncing out, Russia and China blocked further action.
She flounced out in fury before anyone could explain that the entrance to the New Weston Hotel was next door.
But North Korea mocked the talks by flouncing out, leaving Russia (and the four others) with nothing to show for their efforts.
Over the years, long lines of them flounced out, cursing Procter's ability to change her mind at the last moment, her butterfly concentration, her impossible demands.
