Sentence examples for who flutters from inspiring English sources

It all begins beguilingly enough with the birth of a snowflake, sung by Bush's son Albert, who flutters down to a stately piano accompaniment.

One sits at his desk, pen poised, and issues barbed remarks to the other Bennett, who flutters about timidly, not knowing quite what to do.

There is perhaps a smidgen of Orientalism in the series's framing of its Japanese star as a sprite who flutters efficiently across a nonspecific U.S.A., gracing its chaotic households with wisdom.

To Volumnia, who flutters out to meet him as the troops return, all the while thanking the gods for the wounds and scars he bears, he is "my boy Martius".

For not only is her character an uncomfortably genial, pushy type a benign and beaming buttinsky who flutters around and calls everybody by their first names but also the salesman with whom she gets emotional is an even less bearable sort.

Dazzled sports writers anointed Sindelar Die Papierne - 'the Paper Man' who fluttered around the pitch.

Withdrawn, seemingly friendless, she moves back in with her mother, father and brother, who flutter around her with hopeful smiles.

Author: Colin Madine is one of the many reporters who flutter around the troubled "alt-right" website, cranking out pro-Trump talking points and fanning conspiracy theories.

"Truth is in the streets," he declares to his trusted aide Stilgar (Steven Berkoff), "not in this parade of sycophants who flutter around this palace".

Fielding presents them as cartoon starlings who flutter straight out and kiss you on the ear, then help you peg up your washing.

For a moment or two I am alone, then I am joined by a group of Italian nuns, wearing modified white habits, who flutter in, like doves, and beam at me, as if we share a secret.