Sentence examples for will be flipped from inspiring English sources

"The copy will predictably tell time, but the numerals will be flipped and the hands will rotate counterclockwise," he said.

A coin will be flipped before the bout to see who will announce the winner if it goes to a decision.

All around Shepherd Street, contractors strip houses that will be flipped by investors eager to turn a profit in one of Prince George's County' oldest municipalities.

By adopting one-time nondestructive measurement, this gate can realize the function of two two-photon controlled-not gates, where the polarization bits of two target photons will be flipped when the controlled photon is in the vertical polarization state.

The carnival of sweary anger that is Noel Gallagher's usual interview style will be flipped on its head in an interview on The First Time on BBC 6 Music at 1pm on Sunday.

In theory the classroom will be "flipped", so that more basic information is supplied at home via screens, while class time is spent embedding, refining and testing that knowledge (in the same way that homework does now, but more effectively).

It is often said that without college a youth will be "flipping hamburgers".

Ed Morrissey of captainsquartersblog.com, who is flying in from Minnesota for the event, says he will be flipping through all the major stations: Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS and, of course, CNN.

Kathleen M. Serafin suggested the classic How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and several people will be flipping through Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? by Seth Godin.

Meet Britain's high-flying acrobats Jump to media player The UK's top acrobats will be flipping and flying into Liverpool this weekend for the British rhythmic and acrobatic gymnastic championships.

Tonight at 6 P.M Pacific (9 PM eastern), them fine folks up in Waterloo will be flipping all the appropriate switches to send the Twitter client into the public realm.