flick

Today, while I was at work, my boss picked his nose, checked out his finding and flicked it in front of me. FML.

The pips can be flicked at your enemies, and quite a small piece of peel makes a slide for an old gentleman.

The Queen, however, adopted a stolid expression and flicked her eyes to her left in a look of reproach.

Thomas coolly paused, then flicked the ball over the goalkeeper into the right hand corner of the net, then somersaulting in his joy.

If I had had the real book I would have noticed this as I flicked ahead to see how much I had left.

The wiry Brazilian flicked the ball over the heads of two opposing defenders before hammering into the far corner with a left footed volley.

He flicked it open, held it up in the air, and clicked it. The nearest street lamp went out with a little pop.

He took the Swiss Army knife from its case on his belt and flicked out the bottle opener on it, using it expertly.

She flicked them off with her fan, as if they were no more than flies buzzing about her head.

She reeled just then, giddy with fatigue, and down came the lash and flicked a flake of skin from her naked shoulder.

The man's large, black eyes flicked in Mello's direction, the rest of his head following.

Sitting on the couch, Luyuan flicked through her photo album and found a picture of herself from a couple of years earlier.

As soon as he saw me, he took one hard draw on the cigarette and flicked it away.

She flicked the dust away from her shoes with a handkerchief.

While other quakes ripple towards Tokyo like a rug being flicked, this kind pumps the whole city violently up and down, then side to side.

Being alone in Shanghai makes you feel like a germ that's been flicked into a beaker full of white blood cells.

When he entered the door, we flicked the lights on, shouted "surprise, " and watched his reaction.

He flicked his tongue over her hard clit, sucking it and then licking again until she shuddered and he knew she had come.

If the wrong genetic switch is flicked, the wrong sort of tissue results.

A dry fly flicked into the shadows would vanish in a little ring, and the trout were as wild and lovely as the mountains themselves.

He nodded, and her eyes flicked around the house.

The snake's tongue flicked from side to side as it prepared to bite.

She flicked her wand casually at the dishes in the sink, which began to clean themselves, clinking gently in thebackground.

Omar flicked a thumb over his shoulder, pointing southwest. "I saw him running toward the bazaar awhile ago. "

Bob: I know, but he is going too far, he flicked my mother a blow on her face.

Her eyes flicked over toward him.

He flicked his tongue in her ear and whispered, "You're a beautiful dancer. "

Scientists in the UK flicked the switch this month to turn on one of the brightest light sources in the world.

The city says more than 26 buildings downtown went dark when a giant light switch was flicked during festivities at City Hall.

His eyes flicked to a rustle beside him.

He flicked ashes from his cigar.

He flicked his chin and she followed him out to the street.

The cow flicked the flies away with its tail.

Sam flicked through a magazine while he waited.

His eyes flicked from Kejira's face to the carving beside her.

"Well there you go, " said mum with not a moments hesitation. . . then she flicked her cigarette ash on the floor.

And as they gave chase, he flicked his long wig across his face to hide his stubble and coarse jaw line.

Text No sooner did his car touch the boulevard heading home than Ace flicked on the radio .

He flicked away the dust with a cloth.

She flicked him a blow on the face.

He flicked at the spot with a napkin.

He flicked their bare arms with a towel.

The road is fixing to fly to back, flicked his third to recruit Long Fan!

Tyrion flicked the last drops off and tucked himself away.

He flicked through the magazine, then threw it away.

I just flicked through the magazine instead of reading it carefully.

He flicked through the passport, not understanding a word.

My fingers flicked through the notes.

I've just flicked through your article; I'll read it again properly when I've got more time.

The waiter flicked the crumbs off the table.

He flicked an ASH at an ASHtray nearby, but it missed.

Nature has flicked the carbon switch before.

She flicked the crumbs off the table-cloth.

The horse flicked the flies away with his tail.

"I just liked her, highly didn't love! " Long Qi bellows, again flicked better arm.

And he flicked it till it flew away!

And he flicked it'til it flew away.

As we sat there, he flicked through his favorite songs.

Still groggy, Woltz reached and flicked on the night table lamp.

He flicked imaginary dust off my lapel.

He flicked his razor into the sink.

The snake's tongue flicked from side to side.

He flicked the horse with his whip.

David flicked on the light.

Eg: She flicked the dust off her collar.

I quickly flicked through them to jump from one opened app to another.

He flicked an ant off the table.

The snake's tongue flicked out.

I flicked the dust off my coat.

"Mr. Zhang has a letter to stay to you. " Gram the Lai is virtuous empire flank silence the servant signing lightly flicked a hand.

Intrigued, Harry flicked the envelope open and pulled out the sheaf of parchment inside. More curly silver writing on the front page said:

The cat flicked out a PAW and drew the ball of wool towards it

He flicked open the book.

flicked through one jazz mag and looked at a mucky calendar

The knight's gaze flicked aside at Hugh, met the Hand's own intense, penetrating stare. GARETH frowned;

As the officer assured her that Heather was fine and explained what had happened, Erica's eyes flicked to the clock--11: . 30

Flora opened her diary and flicked through the pages

flicked the paper with his finger;