“flapped”造句，怎麼用flapped造句

She flapped a newspaper at the insect.

The bird flapped its wings and flew away.

The heron flapped slowly off across the lake.

When he flapped his wings, a cloud of grey ash filled the air.

So he climbed painfully to a hundred feet and flapped his wings harder, pressing for shore.

Holding her mother tightly, Anna watched from the doorway as the angry owl flapped off into the dawn.

The log began to roll, and Otis flapped his feet faster and faster, trying not to fall.

He flapped the flies away with his hands and looked across the foot of his bed to an open triple-hung window.

He thrust his face angrily close to the face of the driver, who did not flinch but flapped open his wallet to show a green identification card.

He turned to land on the beach, beating his wings to stop an inch in the air, then dropping lightly to the sand, the other gulls landed too, but not one of them so much as flapped a feather.

The large bird flapped up the stream.

The bird flapped up the stream.

He flapped after the girls, looking ludicrously bat-like.

Gertie flapped past, rather awkwardly and landed just outside the verandah.

They could not talk, the old sail flapped so furiously, even if the other noises would have allowed them.

Some 170 people died over four days as hostages were shot and the Taj Mahal hotel burned, while officials flapped in response.

The wind flapped the sails.

The bird flapped its wings and flew away.

Some wild ducks flapped their wings and flew off with shrill cries whirring low over the water.

The broad river was then covered with mist, and wild birds and the like flapped their wings across the river, leaving a deep purple streak on the horizon.

The bird flapped (its way) up the stream.

Tuotuo flapped ears and walked away.

A light flapped over the scene, as if reflected from phosphorescent wings crossing the sky, and a rumble filled the air.