flick造句

Do you want to catch a flick with us?

Somewhere, faintly, a man in a dusty clerk's robe would flick his quill and laugh.

Maybe my hands are not gentle, but you can flick the earthly dust!

Anything you need is only a flick of your tail away.

The night also kicked off with Woody Allen's highly anticipated new flick, "Midnight in Paris."

The first a delicate, almost dainty flick, and the second another defiant dribble through a terrified backline.

"For example, with a flick of your finger, transferring a movie or any other content onto another device."

Even if they flick the kill switch, all you will get are a few techs blogging about it.

Once dinner is over, dance slowly to your song. Then snuggle as you watch a romantic flick together.

Previous studies have found that viewers tend to flick their gaze between the eyes and the mouth - an inverted triangle of important features.

Processing plants can go back and forth between ethanol and crystallised sugar at the flick of a switch, depending on prices.

COURTENEY COX (Monica) missed out on Teri Hatcher's part in the massively successful TV series Desperate Housewives and is now set to film horror flick Scream 4.

Players flick through menus with waves of the hand and then move to make their on-screen avatars run, jump, duck, swing and dance.

With a flick of the wand, the Marauder's Map is an enchanted piece of parchment that shows Hogwarts school and the real-time locations of everyone in it.

He suggests using electric motors or shape-memory materials to repeatedly flick the end of a flexible, wedge-shaped wing, creating a wave that ripples backwards and generates forward thrust.

Then, every time, his left wing stalled on an upstroke, he’d roll violently left, stall his right wing recovering, and flick like fire into a wild tumbling spin to the right.

Gentlemen Prefer Blonds: Phillippe had a million hearts hammering when he took a steamy shower and flounced around in a wife-beater for slasher flick I Know What You Did Last Summer back in 1997.

She laughed and coughed, and the husband ran from the room ashen-faced, as if he’d seen a fulminating witch, a dead woman speaking, some kind of horror-flick apparition.