Flutters

A blue, green and white Djiboutian flag flutters off the back of the patrol boat.

A U.S. flag flutters at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S., November 24, 2024.

Chef Asimakis Chaniotis is an underrated talent and practically flutters with ideas.

I have heart palpitations that feel like chest flutters - should I be worried?

Leah is seen embracing starry-eyed Joe as confetti flutters onto the dancefloor.

Pc waves are essentially flutters propagating down the flanks of Earth’s magnetosphere excited by the breath of the sun.

An American flag on a towering pole flutters in the breeze.

And she coined the term “f*nny flutters”, which is going straight into the Love Island dictionary.

For that, he crosses his arms on his chest and flutters his fingers.

He’ll admit he can’t get Lulu off his mind, so that could bring some heart flutters.

In this Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2019 photo a Union flag flutters in the shadow of a Loyalist mural from the Ulster Volunteer Force in East Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Later, as he retires for the night, Vignette flutters in through the window and swoops down onto him from above, pressing a blade to his throat: “You lying s–t!

Volvo teases a look at its first electric model, the Polestar 2. Faraday Future flutters its eyes open, looking for its future, as it agrees to a mutual cease-fire agreement with its main investor.

A starlit, star-brightened nursery rhyme that flutters gently into life, before becoming the first properly polished, distinctively Madonna-sounding pop song.

The beautiful, reverb soaked piano that flutters through New Year’s Day is a sign of what could be to come for Swift – not now, perhaps, but maybe in 20 years.