flaunting造句

pennants flaunting in the wind.

She was flaunting her new fur coat.

He bullied people by flaunting his powerful connections.

In a viewpoint of historical development and society progress, this paper expounded the transformation of the traditional fur coat from flaunting ranks and standings to flaunting riches.

She is fond of flaunting her superiority before her friends and schoolmates.

I dreamed of a boundless sea of lotus flowers flaunting their faint fragrance and pink colour from afar.

With this flag, Anderhai went out of Beijing to the south of the Yangtze River, flaunting and stirring up speculation.

Rather than flaunting their purchases before recession-pinched passers-by, however, they asked for plain white shopping bags.

Not the long-legged female variety, instead regulators, bankers and investors have been flaunting their own smart models, as they seek to predict what 2011 might deliver.

It also reminds us of how sad Jesus was when he saw the street vendors flaunting and smearing the name of God in the temple of God.

A foreign diplomat adds that countries such as Egypt and Saudi Arabia, which might in the past have blocked a Gulf upstart from flaunting such ambition, no longer have the will to try.

Tellingly, some workers - namely, those who tend to be Republican-leaning - are exempted from the ban; it's as if Mr. Walker were flaunting the political nature of his actions.

It was showered and flounced with cream-colored Chantilly lace that had come from Charleston on the last blockader, and Maybelle was flaunting it as saucily as if she and not the famous Captain Butler had run the blockade.

A less lucky traveller, however, might instead see these things as most Egyptians do: in the giant backlit billboards that clutter Cairo's roadsides and rooftops, vividly flaunting the unattainable.