Sentence examples similar to taken flip from inspiring English sources
No school has taken flipping as far as Clintondale.
It must be beach season in Washington, because elected officials seem to have taken flip-flopping to a whole new level.
With a relatively dry weather forecast it would be wise to take flip-flops and wellies.
We're beginning to see a lot of startups take flipping the classroom more seriously, and from digital textbooks to online education, there's a lot of exciting stuff happening in the space.
But I'll probably take my Flip along, too.
"We wanted to take the flip side of these well-known characters," explained Mr. Halmi.
Some dance crazes last barely longer than the time it takes to flip to another radio station.
"You could take your Flip camera and stream that directly to a friend's TV .Cisco's other market adjacencies can be analysed in the same way.
It was early in the third set when Lindsay Davenport gently flicked her wrist with no more might than it takes to flip channels, then watched a perfectly placed drop shot die just over the net.
So, where does that leave the woman contemplating whether or not to listen to her GP and take HRT? Flip a coin, suggests Professor Gigerenzer, and before it lands consider which side you want it to come up.
