Those of us who are floundering need more understanding, support and dialogue about what our parenting experience is like.
Two ever-so-lightly cornmeal-dusted large local flounder filets need salt unless they are eaten in conjunction with their accompanying tartar sauce.
Flounder also needs to be able to appear a bit naive.
And with its domestic economy floundering, Britain needs all the exporting power it can muster.Yet the City is in danger (see article) from two sorts of threats—ones that you can do nothing much about, and ones that you can.
Articulate and immaculately dressed, the Cuban-born Gutierrez, 45, may be just what the floundering company needs.
Instead Bedi, a floundering captain in need of a get-out, and newly arrived at the crease, picked up the gauze, handed it to the umpire Judah Reuben, who confronted the England captain Tony Greig, alleging not malpractice in using an artificial substance to shine the ball, but suggesting it was inappropriate because of possible implications.
While Gourmet may have floundered under its insatiable need for advertising dollars, periodicals such as Gastronomica in the US and Petits Propos Culinaires (PPC) in the UK are doing wonderfully well.
The Lincoln division is floundering, and it needs a quick infusion of new vehicles.
However, the periscope-based element of the game, in which you must torpedo entire flotillas of enemy ships while on the surface, would flounder without it, as you need to judge how far in front of the ships to aim.
I'm not sure who needs a phone underwater (A Cousteau, maybe? A chatty flounder?), but if you have the need, DriSuit offers a case.
