Sentence examples for sort of flip from inspiring English sources

"Now, you sort of flip it around where you may not be playing every day.

You can even visually sort of flip through it if you walk quickly through the show.

SARAH GREEN: Part of what I want to do here also is sort of flip this around.

Throughout the season, Ms. Messing said, "I'd read what's written for him on the page, and he always had some sort of flip or twist.

You sort of flip that around and say, "How do I like to hear advice and how do I not like to hear it?" You're doing it because you're trying to help.

Sprouse's bright, brush-stroked graffiti-style words tagged onto LV pieces were a sort of flip on the controlled monogram usually associated with Louis Vuitton – and the six-year collaboration proved to be one of the brand's most lucrative moves.

When someone drives over them, the strips create a sort of flip-book effect that makes the motorist think the car is moving faster than it is.

That sort of flip-flopping can be attributed to a behavioral phenomenon known as recency bias — the tendency of investors to weigh recent events more heavily than those in the past.

If he doesn't have policy or issue bona fides, Johnson's relative silence on substance also means he doesn't have a record that can be used to tar him as some sort of flip-flopper.

That sort of flip-side of the Minnesota nice thing is the Lutheran humility, that you don't talk about your feelings, you don't ask other people about their feelings, because you don't want to embarrass them.

Still, Mrs. Clinton has not backed away from her initial vote, a stand that has helped her avoid the sort of flip-flopping charges leveled by Republicans at Senator John Kerry during his 2004 presidential campaign, even as it has complicated her effort to distance herself from criticism that she was a war supporter.