Sentence examples for of those flimsy from inspiring English sources
"Yes, someday, but you know I'll never get on one of those flimsy boats and become an illegal.
Not one of those flimsy "holds" so common in Washington, D.C., but an actual talking filibuster like the one Rand Paul carried out against John Brennan, President Obama's choice to run the C.I.A., a few months ago.
A pair of those flimsy, five-toed Vibram foot-gloves – barely distinguishable from running barefoot – gives me all the comfort I need, and lets me enjoy the feel of the ground beneath.
"My brother was really into eating salads, so we'd go hog-wild on the salad bar and fill up one of those flimsy plastic triptych containers each.
Julia is laid out on the operating table in one of those flimsy blue paper gowns she is the image of vulnerability, desperation, and hope.
For his entire five-year tenure as deputy prime minister, he was essentially one of those flimsy bamboo sticks you grow plants up against, only the plant was a Japanese Knotweed-esque Tory government that showed its hand last week when voted into power and the first two things they did was vote to kill foxes and propose to tweak the human rights act.
Still, those flimsy reflections of the way a family, and a community, cooks have a value beyond the dishes themselves.
Those flimsy tubs of mixed fruit peel don't need to be condemned to an eternity in the shadowy depths of the kitchen cupboard.
But today, the rare survivals of these flimsy publications are revered — at least by social historians.
But many of these flimsy structures nonetheless have running water, electricity, telephones, refrigerators and televisions.
"This boiler is probably more efficient than any of these flimsy new ones.
