Sentence examples for loose flutters from inspiring English sources

Loose flutters of blondes.

11th over: England 54-2 (Cook 23 Pietersen 27) Yuvraj returns, which surely means this is all about to unravel, a little like the bandage on Yuvraj'a wrist, which flaps loose and flutters to earth as he delivers his first ball.

And Dries van Noten, the Belgian designer, showed his beautiful sportswear on a runway paved in gold leaf, the loose ends fluttering like autumn leaves (16).

In the middle of it, a poster of Wise Children which had been stuck up at one side of the stage came loose and fluttered down.

The man opened his hands, and the pigeons fluttered loose, beating their wings across the small, magenta room and out the door, returning to their coop.

On Friday, election observers sounded despondent, saying that the official tallying centers looked like disaster zones, with ballots dumped in the mud and the supposedly sacrosanct tabulation sheets fluttering loose in the wind.

Soon, loose paper is fluttering down from the rafters after he tosses them up, music is swelling and the show is off to a strong start.

My mind felt like a shaken snow globe, loose bits of thought colliding, fluttering down.

White strands of loose thread hung down from her jean shorts and fluttered around her thighs.

But what kept the collection from feeling too much like a trip down memory lane were the prints and embellishments: Pegasus soared across a loose pantsuit, angel wings sprouted from a top that fluttered into a capelet at the back, and abstract blooms in russet hues covered with crystals were cut into floaty chiffon tops.

In the way that the first flutters of a butterfly's wing in Africa can set loose a chain of events that leads to a hurricane, Gov. Chris Christie's long odyssey to meet his idol, Bruce Springsteen, may turn out to be the thing that decided the race.