Sentence examples for through the flap from inspiring English sources

Williams is ordered to stick his hands through the flap behind his back and is cuffed.

They crawled through the flap and threw themselves onto a carpet of creamy shearling.

As we talked, Mustafer's three young daughters kept ducking through the flap; his eighteen-month-old son napped by his side.

In one passage, a prisoner tells Mallinckrodt about an inmate who, after receiving an empty food tray, stuck his arm through the flap on his cell door, demanding something to eat.

Blood flow through the flap was 47 ml/min and 36 ml/min, respectively.

Blood flow through the flap was 20 (6–37) ml/min.

Through the flaps of a tent, she could see the bodies of the children and parents she'd passed on her way in, six hours earlier.

Lady Gaga came through the flaps looking like an alien Miss Havisham, clad in white with ghostly face powder and a humongous frizzy blond wig.

An iconoclast who revels in the "carnal power of theatre", his highly controversial adaptation of Julius Caesar boasted a Mark Antony played by a cancer patient, who declaims the famous "Friends, Romans, countrymen" speech through the flapping blowhole in his post-tracheotomy neck.

Through the flaps of their tent they can see down the corridor of a valley framed by overlapping layers of the mountains that once cradled their home.

When you're sure they're oriented correctly, push the pole through the flaps and leave them flat on the ground.