Sentence examples for the flushed from inspiring English sources
noun
A group of birds that have suddenly started up from undergrowth, trees etc.
The architect's raised eyebrow, the flushed cheeks betray his agitation.
Fun fact: they are the flushed intestines of a hog.
Her speech was crisp, and as for the flushed face, was it a patronizing kindness?
Nor can we in the flushed and plumbed world hide our heads in our nice clean bathrooms.
Mr. Dillon, wearing a beard and the flushed cheeks of a committed lush, sounds as persuasive as he looks.
Afterwards, he drops me and the flushed, over-excited children back at home, kisses them quickly and rushes off.
No one speaks of it with the flushed admiration they might lavish on, say, "The Sound of Music".
I spent Friday nights in high school with bows in my hair and a megaphone beside me, cheering for our awful football team underneath the flushed Southern sky.
On 18 sampling days the volumes and constituents of the flushwater and the flushed manure were determined for a 6-h flush cycle and extrapolated to daily values.
The animosity begins when the flushed mums and dads order yet another round of drinks and ignore young Boris snotting around other people's tables.
The flushed cheeks, the glazed expressions, the desperate necking of a bottle, are as accurate today as they were in 1862.
