Then on fourth down, Griese was hit in the back by defensive end Grant Wistrom, which rocked Griese so hard the ball went fluttering into the air and landed harmlessly on the ground.
Created by Toyota just 20 years ago, Lexus can't bank on the car-museum prestige or racing pedigree that makes millionaires' hearts go flutter.
If only we could all go around fluttering our eyelashes saying "I have a fancy to indulge the whim" (translation: "Because I want to") and have Bergerac give us £50 at the drop of a hat with a shoe buckle on it.
Beaton, the blacksmith's grandson who became a photographer of the socially sublime, a flamboyant film and theatrical set designer and a high-fluttering celebrity butterfly, wished to go on fluttering.
Once, when she was asked which real-life person had been the inspiration for Casaubon — a man whose "soul was sensitive without being enthusiastic; it was too languid to thrill out of self-consciousness into passionate delight; it went on fluttering in the swampy ground where it was hatched, thinking of its wings and never flying" — she tapped her own breast.
Once, when she was asked which real-life person had been the inspiration for Casaubon a man whose "soul was sensitive without being enthusiastic; it was too languid to thrill out of self-consciousness into passionate delight; it went on fluttering in the swampy ground where it was hatched, thinking of its wings and never flying"—she tapped her own breast.
Which is why I went for one last flutter.
He's mild-mannered in nearly every aspect of his life — as a government employee, a family man, a reader of serious, academic non-fiction — but his heart goes a-flutter whenever James is on television.
You may be tempted to write the valentine you would like to receive, but first determine what would make your little honey-bun's heart go all a-flutter: admiration?
I thought that girl was gone, but she flutters by in mascara and satin, and I know I'll be replaying him, with her, all night.
