Sentence examples for imagine fluttering from inspiring English sources

Through careful capture and release, more than 150 species of moth have been recorded at Shandy Hall (a full list is on the blog shandyhallmoths.blogspot.co.uk), some of whose names are easy to imagine fluttering from Sterne's pen: pale-shouldered brocade, muslin footman, shoulder-striped wainscot and wormwood pug to name just a few.

As overwhelmed as a Westerner might have been walking into this pleasure dome, it was hard to imagine what the fluttering swallows were experiencing, though several said they had once attended a circus in North Korea.

Imagine a small drone fluttering its way across the East River in New York City.

If a butterfly quietly flutters past, imagine where it's going, where it's come from and fill in details about it's life!

"Do we imagine the thought causing a fluttering in my hands, or a trembling in my stomach?" she wrote, in "Upheavals of Thought," a book on the structure of emotions.

When Mrs Linde appears with her tale of hardship and poverty, Nora flutters and fails to imagine what she is talking about.

At Barcelona, it is easy to imagine how vigorously the panolada would have been fluttering and it was remarkable afterwards to hear him say he was happier with the first half than the second one.

A flutter of the hands and you imagine the fingernails.

I felt a little embarrassed about wanting to possess such a fine machine, the way I imagine people who buy Porsches might experience a last-minute flutter in their stomachs as they sign the paperwork.

To illustrate this, imagine you see a man asleep under a tree, and a leaf fluttering down to land on his head.

I can just imagine standing on the edge of one with the wind machine on and a big coat fluttering in the breeze.' Lowe, meanwhile, had an even simpler take on the matter.