Sentence examples for he will flip from inspiring English sources

He will flip a chair around backwards, carefully lay a folded towel on it, and place the fighter's arm flat.

If he is at his home in Harlem, he will flip the dial back and forth between WOR, WNYC and WABC, where he can hear Don Imus, one of his favorites.

Residents Dan del Campo and Joy Meade said they worry that now that Rosenfeld, who paid about $2 million for the property, has achieved his goal of zoning the land for development, he will "flip" or sell it to another developer.

Then he'll flip the turkey halfway through cooking.

He forms a first impression of a poem almost at once, and if he isn't grabbed by it he'll flip ahead and read something else.

The inescapable conclusion from that is that he is hoping Manafort will cut a deal — that he'll "flip" on Trump and spill whatever beans he might have to spill.

Or he'll take this thing that says 'confidential' and all of a sudden he'll flip it over and start sketching things, and I'm, like, where's that confidential audit that no one's supposed to be touching or looking at?

Ask him for a recommendation and he'll flip gently through the leather-bound menu, guiding you to the Oriental Beauty ("super grassy, a little citrusy"), perhaps, or to the No. 2028 ("sweeter and rounder, shares a grandfather with milk oolong"), explaining patiently and engagingly the difference between black, oolong, green, and white tea (same leaves, different levels of oxidation).

"If the feds put pressure on him, there's a good chance he'll flip on himself," Meyers joked.

Maybe he'll flip; Paul hates Obamacare a lot, and might not want to be the vote that kills repeal.

"If the feds put pressure on him, there's a good chance he'll flip on himself," Meyers joked.