Sentence examples for would have flipped from inspiring English sources

And at Art of the Past, look for a dashing Kalighat image of Durga that Matisse would have flipped over.

So if 39,659 voters in those states had switched their votes, 46 electoral votes would have flipped to Clinton — and she would have won 278-260.

She will do so without her father, who committed suicide when she was 8. "It's the kind of thing where he would have flipped out," she said.

While Medora is quiet and patient, Frankie is showy and spontaneous, a man who "would have flipped a coin and watched his fate come twirling down to earth".

(Note: updated Pennsylvania numbers as of Dec. 1) So if 39,659 voters in those states had switched their votes, 46 electoral votes would have flipped to Clinton — and she would have won 278-260.

Interestingly, the same changes would have flipped the 2000 election, and perhaps the 1876 election, to the same result as the national popular vote (though I don't have county-level results for Florida in that election).

It'd be nice to think the recent news of plane landing gear being found nearby would've flipped some switch and made them realize all of the "9/11 was an inside job" bullshit was just that.

The publisher would have successfully flipped its business model completely, to being an open access business.

It was assumed, given the foreign-investment rule, that BP would have swiftly flipped that stake to Rosneft.

It's sort of taken as an article of faith that Sanders would have easily flipped those Rust Belt states that Clinton lost.

If it had flipped, I would have grabbed one of the gas containers and held on.