Sentence examples for since flounder from inspiring English sources

Since flounder stay close to the ground, they leave tracks in their wake when they move away to feed.

Since flounder lie sideways on the ground, it takes a few extra seconds for them to get a grip on the bait.

Others that began the trip toward democracy have since floundered.

Last month, Hofer's pitch as a consensus-building reformer of Austria's static political system helped him defy the polls and gain a 35% victory in the first round of the presidential elections, leaving the candidates of the centre-left Social Democratic party (SPÖ) and centre-right People's party (ÖVP), who have shared the post between themselves since 1945, floundering in his wake.

But despite their relative success they have watched Citi's stock price flounder since 2001, dragged down by its flailing retail side.

Even if he were, some Democrats admit, he might flounder, since voters accept that the chief executive should be someone whom China can do business with.The acceptable new candidate, Leung Chun-ying, known as C.Y. Leung, however, is a cat among the pigeons, or as described in the local press, a wolf (mean and aggressive) to Mr Tang's pig (complacent and a bit dim).

Maybe so, but can Mr. Galli, who has been at the helm since January 2001, revitalize Newell, which has been floundering since its ill-starred acquisition of Rubbermaid five years ago?

It was a nice thing to do, since otherwise you kind of flounder, you wonder who these people are.

Since I couldn't find whole flounder in a six-block radius of my house, I knew choy sum would be nearly impossible to find as well.

He's often floundered since.

Conservation efforts in the region have floundered since the 1980s.