Sentence examples for has been flashing from inspiring English sources

"He has been flashing some leg on a referendum," said one senior MP.

Since June 23, the new seismography exhibit has been flashing and twitching every time there has been earthquake activity around the world.

At times this version of Kid Creole and the Coconuts felt slightly overworked; Mr. Darnell has been flashing the lining of his zoot suit for a long time.

This ratio is now much higher than at its previous peak in 1989 (see chart).Yet this indicator has been flashing red for some time and the market has continued to advance.

Before the coming attractions in movie theaters, LeBron James has been flashing onto the big screen in his new shoe commercial, playing four LeBrons at once in his ultracool family.

But he has been flashing his nationalist teeth and may yet succeed to some degree in shifting power from the occupier to the government of a sovereign country.An oil-fired recoveryIf, with the government's growing political and military authority, Mr Maliki could get the economy moving, then the much-uttered phrase "turning the corner" may be apt.

THE BAR Customers may bring their own wine, but it must be labeled mevushal, meaning it has been flash-pasteurized.

Economic indicators have been flashing red in recent months.

One explanation is that other determinants of short-term inflation, particularly inflation expectations, have been flashing.

Warning lights should have been flashing early on during William P. Barr's confirmation hearing on Tuesday.

But other signals from the labour market have been flashing red.