Sentence examples for starts to flag from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, there are moments when the series's creative verve starts to flag.

When comic action starts to flag, an able supporting performer or a surprise real-life cameo — Lars Ulrich of Metallica!

The Fed also has the job of spiking the punch with grain alcohol when the party starts to flag, and that is exactly what it has been doing.

When Bat Boy's mental energy starts to flag, the vet, who has a vested interest in keeping his wife content, slips him a rat to gobble.

When the interest of youngsters starts to flag, these books, which cost $11 apiece, are ready with a dozen old standbys -- word games and the like.

Afridi has been brilliant at leading his team from the front in the field but that means that if he starts to flag or fade in this match they could soon be in trouble.

I'm starting to flag now.

You start out strong, but by midafternoon you're starting to flag.

Most albums, even good ones, start to flag toward the end.

By that point, the fighter's energy was visibly starting to flag.

But back onstage, the crazy quest to rescue our hostage hero is starting to flag.