If you'd like to have a flutter you might make a bit."

I quite like having a flutter when in town, but I'm not a great fan of blackjack.

Nobody recognized him instantly, and those who had a flutter of a doubt were unable to take a second look.

Part of the fun of going to Vegas, of course, is having a flutter.

Or have a flutter on the horses.

'Now if there was racing on, we could have had a flutter.'

While the high street might be bracing itself for a bleak Christmas, it seems that cash-strapped customers are still having a flutter.

It has a fluttering flight like Little Swift.

And I ain't never had a flutter.

(To have a flutter) To place a wager.

'We expect to attract people who are willing to have a flutter knowing that, win or lose, money will go to good causes,' he said.

"I think I will have a flutter if you don't mind," said Philip anxiously.

"You know, Parker," I said, and my voice had a fluttering quaver to it, a fast, desperate quality.

But the Swiss can have a flutter at the tables or slot machines in Campione.

Caviare and champers everyday and enough money to go to have a flutter at Ladbrokes on an afternoon.

Her face had a fluttering kind of gaiety in it, and she moved with a lilting, tossing motion unlike the Clancy Gabriel knew.

Her green swimsuit has a wired demicup, and the bottom has a flutter of fabric at the thighs.

'Ever have a flutter these days, Lewis?'

"Lady Tamplin having a flutter?"

Pied Water Tyrants often bob up and down when perched, and have a fluttering "butterfly" display flight.

It has a fluttering flight, and patters on the water as it picks planktonic food items from the ocean surface.

"The Bishop Has a Flutter" (21 August 1972)

From a water conservation perspective, if ventilation during the flutter phase occurs entirely by simple diffusion, there is no benefit to having a flutter phase.

But while cash-strapped customers were avoiding the high street, it seemed they were not averse to having a flutter, particularly in front of a computer screen at home.

A palace spokesman said: 'His Majesty, like the majority of Spaniards, likes to have a flutter on the Christmas lottery.'

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.