Sentence examples for often flipped from inspiring English sources

"Staircase Tunnel" While studying at the Royal Academy of Art in London, the Corfu-born painter Emi Avora often flipped through luxury-apartment brochures from real estate agents.

The radio between him and his offices rarely went silent, and he often flipped on a small flashlight to check a map book with aerial photos of Beit Hanun on a detailed grid.

You never wonder that?" I had often flipped through a calendar wondering on which of the three hundred and sixty-six days (counting February 29th) I would die, but it had never once occurred to me to wonder whether I had already met the first person I would have sex with.

Temperature-sensitive sutures with preformed knots, for example, often flipped into shape from body heat before they could be tugged into place.

In the latter case, it is often flipped or thrown vigorously in the direction of the assailant.

He would often flip through trade magazines pointing at actresses' head shots, Stewart said, "saying, 'Had her.

"In the delivery room, when an obstetrician sees a baby in distress, they often flip the woman on to her side," Dr. O'Brien said.

Cee-Lo, 32, whose real name is Thomas Callaway, often flips familiar rap themes like jealousy and rage into close studies of loneliness and connection, darkness and sunshine.

(To simplify matters, physicists often flip the fraction upside down, expressing alpha as its inverse, 137 -- or, to be precise, 137.03599976).

In this adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy, the temperamental Katherina often flips over Petruchio's shoulder to wind up sitting on the back of his neck.

Amazon often flip-flops between showing profits and losses, depending on how aggressively it decides to plow money into big new business bets.