After a few more flutterings of concern from her mother, they left.

"Put your hand here; the baby's been giving me flutterings all morning."

Movement there, yes: white flutterings and things that were larger.

Then the menu arrived, and with the reading of it, I felt the first flutterings.

By so doing, she turned the flutterings of the fabric into visual sighs.

But, I was unable to resist the flutterings of excitement deep inside.

At that moment, however, he was too amused by his guests' shocked flutterings.

Afterward she stood most quiet, save for the wild flutterings of her heart.

Quiet has not returned to us, but the first flutterings of panic have subsided.

Nearly gone are the tentative flutterings of young designers.

There were flutterings and vague shapes and then it all was gone.

Their soft flutterings played all over my skin.

Nervous little flutterings that took my breath away.

Ruffles and flowers and heart flutterings at a lingering look.

Then hoverings and flutterings seemed to transform them into birds.

These are but the dimmest flutterings of fast-fading memory.

Lately he'd felt flutterings around his heart.

He heard helpless flutterings on the floor behind him, felt soft pinions brush his bare legs.

It suddenly became a series of staccato flutterings.

Again, it seemed to move, brief, spastic flutterings of cloth-of arms.

'I'll try,' she said, determined to hide her inner flutterings.

There was a muffled squawk of pain, then the flutterings of great wings.

Familiarity was stronger than the flutterings of deja vu.

All that hung in the air were the slow, now-languid flutterings of those sparks of light.

There are final flutterings, contortions, and blind, random spasms.

Minutes later, her fluttering voice is echoing off the walls at Max's, full and fragile.

She breathed deep and let the scent calm her fluttering nerves.

Bats have a more fluttering style of flight than birds and often circle an area as they feed Head for water.

Well, it had been some while since she'd walked ten miles in one go - or even five, for that matter, she excused her fluttering heart.

She stood speechless and met his hardened gaze with a bravery her fluttering heart didn't feel.

Three of the figures carried fluttering flags.

The vaguely fluttering nerves suddenly crystallised themselves into a hard painful little knot in her stomach and she bent over with a groan.

Beloved," said Lady Ursula with her hand on her fluttering heart.)

The "fluttering heart" and spatio-temporal characteristics of color processing-I: Reversibility and the influence of luminance.

She exhaled explosively, with a shudder that rattled her chains, and leaned against the sofa, and gradually her fluttering heart grew calmer.

Plump Miss Pittypat was teetering excitedly on tiny feet, one hand pressed to her copious bosom to still her fluttering heart.

In even the most languid and habitual of the Florentine Colonists, in even the most fluttering pansy, he discerned American ore.

He raised his head, and glanced from the fluttering signal to his idle bat, that lay with slate and book and other boyish property upon a table in the room.

Her whole belly pressed against the parapet as she strained toward the moving sky; she was merely waiting for her fluttering heart to calm down and establish silence within her.

I walked slowly to the foot of the golden wall, where lay the golden scarf of the Tatrix, that scarf whose fluttering signal had initiated the Amusements.

Savina Yannatou, from Greece, ranged through songs from Spain, Albania, Bulgaria and elsewhere, adapting local ornaments to her sweetly fluttering voice and vigorous tambourine.

I could not look southward without my spirit stirring within me as my eyes fell upon those dark waves, the white crests of which are like a fluttering signal ever waving to an English youth and beckoning him to some unknown but glorious goal.

Commonly reported reactions are nausea, anxious sweating, dizziness, itchy skin, redness and or swelling of injection site, palpitations (a fast or fluttering heart beat) and facial flushing (may also include arms and torso), but should disappear within a few hours.

But look at what we are then lulled into accepting: "It was only when she raised a liver-spotted hand to quell her fluttering heart that she noticed that she had grown old, and was then obliged to summon up what inner strengths she possessed.

Behind the newly fluttering flags and the cheers of its residents, this once-thriving city of wide avenues, opulent residences, modern high-rise buildings and massive mosques appeared today as a maimed victim of war whose spine has been hurt and whose nerves and circulation were shattered.

The winds that passed through the darkened space carried with them not one blizzard, but two-the meteorological one from the embattled world outside, and its more bureaucratic cousin, which was composed not of snow but of the hundreds of loose papers that whirled above him in great fluttering circles.

This is a small, uniformly sooty-brown storm petrel with a forked tail, closely resembling the Black Storm Petrel, however it is smaller and has a more fluttering style of flight, with the upstroke only becoming horizontal to the body before beginning the downstroke (other storm-petrels in its range have a higher upstroke).

Her eyes fluttered open and she looked up at me.

My eyes were fluttering as I tried to open them.

It took a moment, and then her eyes fluttered open.

The rest was still fluttering to the earth around me.

The kind of face a woman's heart would flutter over, she was sure.

And when the H-19 fluttered to the ground they were all there.

After he opened the third, all three fluttered from his hands.

The sound of her feet fluttered through the stone house.

His eyes flutter and for the moment he is okay.

Her hands came down, the little birds fluttering to rest.

My heart fluttered a little as the two of us made a date.

And responsible, for all it seems like she's fluttering through life.

A few pieces of it fluttered out and down to the ground.

He opened his hand and the letter fluttered to the floor.

Something white, set free, began to flutter in the wind.

At best, I could use my hands and flutter a few fingers.

When he opened his right hand a paper fluttered out of it.

My eyes fluttered open again and the world came t into focus.

A photograph four inches by three fluttered to the bed, face down.

My eyes fluttered open and I looked up at his concerned face.

Then the eyes fluttered open and stared up at him.

Slowly the man's eyes fluttered open, only to close again.

And they always fluttered ahead when he was on the march.

Her body fluttering inside and out with the touch of his hands.

Her hands on his fluttered a little, as if they would fly.

The next day was spent in a flutter of business.

By the time he next came to call, her heart was quite in a flutter.

Then out in the dark there was a little flutter of light.

His little heart was in a flutter, for he had long given up all thought of seeing her again.

Nothing but the flutter of her hair in the wind.

She spread her hands and moved them in a flutter.

There was a flutter of paper as she put a note in his hand.

There was a flutter in his mind as he thought of this.

A pop and a flutter went off at his back.

And he was not even quite sure that there had been a flutter.

It was less than a flutter of a thought, anyway.

They really were going, with a flutter of "We did have the best time!"

Oh, maybe there'd be a flutter of interest for a few weeks.

He took a third step and felt something substantial flutter past.

She was all in a flutter, the poor old dear!

He could feel the flutter of her breath on his skin.

At that moment she had a sudden flutter in her body.

Around him the flutter of voices died on the summer air.

At no time did the P-38 suffer from true flutter.

There was a flutter at the side of her neck.

But reason could not still the flutter of my nerves.

I used to like a flutter on the horses now and then.

The idea made color flutter in her cheeks, but she only held out a hand for his.

It was up and gone in a flutter of wings.

As he drew it toward him, that flutter came again.