Sentence examples for fluttering a from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to tell you a story," he says, his eyelids fluttering a bit, as he reaches into the storehouse.

And the ghostly, ambient honk of car horns, sometimes fluttering a little on the soundtrack, say 1971 like nothing else.

If he's telling a story that involves numbers or years, he whispers the math to himself, his eyes fluttering, a finger tugging at his ear.

She could be queenly and tragic, prolonging and fluttering a sustained note with sorrowful devotion, or as jovial as a wedding singer getting the party started.

But at a recent rehearsal, dressed all in white and fluttering a black bamboo fan, her uncle, Chheng Phon, remained quietly reserved about the production of his young protege.

Soon, you start hearing meadowlarks everywhere – in piano arpeggios, in the warbling solo Steve Moore plays on Futile Devices, fluttering a small portable keyboard back and forth across a microphone.

His lips flutter a bit before the words come out.

Dramatically, too, she tended to flutter a bit too much.

Poor Tony convulsed and drummed and gasped and fluttered, a fountain of light all around him.

There was a slight breeze, and the flag fluttered a bit.

Warner fluttered a few deep passes that were knocked away by cornerbacks.