Examples of 'flap its wings' in a sentence
Meaning of "flap its wings"
flap its wings: This phrase is commonly used in the context of birds or insects moving their wings up and down quickly in order to fly or produce a certain effect
How to use "flap its wings" in a sentence
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A butterfly can flap its wings in peking.
It can glide for hours without bothering to flap its wings.
A bird can flap its wings and not move an inch.
I wish it would not flap its wings so.
Although it did not flap its wings very fast, its speed was actually incomparably quick.
The butterfly began to flap its wings.
He makes a butterfly flap its wings and a housewife gets chlamydia.
But it will sure as hell flap its wings.
The bird would flap its wings in a futile attempt to escape.
I will have to look for a real butterfly that will flap its wings for me.
Not even a bird could flap its wings here without my consent!
The moment a chrysalis becomes a butterfly is when it first knows how to flap its wings.
That a butterfly can flap its wings in brazil.
It's too large to get through the trees. I wish it wouldn't flap its wings so.
We were so happy to see it flap its wings and fly off gracefully.
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Without my permission … not even a bird can flap its wings.
How can a peacock flap its wings so fast?
If you ever lose your way, a butterfly will flap its wings.
It could flap its wings to increase its speed, OR.
Or a ruby-throated hummingbird to flap its wings once.
That a butterfly can flap its wings in brazil… And set off a storm in florida.
In my presence, even a bird can not flap its wings here.
A butterfly can flap its wings in Peking… and in Central Park.
It 's been said That a butterfly can flap its wings in brazil.
Flap its wings 80 times per second.
However, the Black Imoogi had to flap its wings to dodge the magic attacks.
Without my consent … not even a bird can flap its wings here!
