flipping造句

The chameleon on the mirror flipping without rest slips into some deranged state far from sanity.

You can imagine the whole conversation flipping in a single generation.

Navigation on an electronic device is not as automatic as flipping pages.

There's a lot of challenges in this performance. We have people flipping in the darkness.

Get up and do something relaxing, like listening to soothing music or flipping through a magazine.

By flipping this field's polarity the DNA strand can be ratcheted along, one base pair at a time.

But after about four hours of flipping through blocks of grey text I found myself feeling strangely melancholic.

Chugging along, we flit through the lives of families on the beach as if flipping through holiday snaps.

It is more like an attempt to pass the time — like a game of solitaire, or flipping a coin.

"I very much hope that we will return to Libya, " she said, flipping through an album with photographs of herself in Libya.

If they fail — and without reform, there is a good chance that they will — taxpayers will be the ones left flipping the bill.

But that will probably change, as prosecutors deploy "flipping" tactics honed during racketeering trials, in which lower level employees receive leniency in return for testifying against their bosses.

When you're using your imagination you keep flipping between different scenarios until you hit on one that does it for you.

The effects supported include desaturation and grayscale, inverting, flipping, brightness and contrast adjustment, hue and saturation, embossing, blurring and much more.

By flipping individual thin-film transistors on and off in a matrix of millions of transparent switching cells etched on to the surface of the display, images can be made to dance on the LCD screen.

And don't be too surprised if that bearded professor flipping pages on an iPad at the table next to you in Starbucks ( SBUX - news - people ) turns out to be an IBM employee.

Later Martin announced an immediate interim ban on MPs claiming for furniture and the "flipping" of second homes, two of the most incendiary practices to emerge from the expenses scandal.

It's almost as if your brain is taking a new experience and flipping through the old photo albums in your memory to find out where it fits, which ultimately may help you better understand it.

"I know one night that I could do it! " he said running to the bookshelf. He grabbed the Farmer's Almanac and started flipping through the pages until he found what he was looking for.