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He was on his feet, and turned toward the flap.

The only question was whether the flap could support her weight.

"Actually, he wanted me to keep it for him, even before the big flap with the police."

I do believe that this is the first time I've seen you in a real flap!

He will open the fuel flap on the side of his car.

Open the flap and the sun's in your face; the world is ready.

His eyes were fixed on the flap in the door.

Even now one can see why it caused a flap.

He heard the flap of wings above his head, and looked up.

She pulled, and a flap of skin came away in her hand.

He held up the door flap for her to enter.

He let the flap leading to his office fall closed behind him.

I took my beer to a table near an open flap.

The code number can be found on the inside of the end flap.

He set the camera back into the case, closed the flap, and took her hand again.

I could see only the back flap of her scarf.

The current flap reminds me of my own difficult experience.

There was not even a last flap from the tail.

Then she went out and closed the flaps behind her.

He pulled the flap aside to let me go in.

So, in the end, who gained more from the flap?

Inside the card, under the flap, was an important personal message.

I seem to have come in the middle of a flap."

A figure was standing at the flap of the tent.

James brought her hands to the flap at his waist.

He was still flapping too much and not thinking enough.

They must be flapping big time to call in the police.

He went up with big red Chief flapping at his side.

The man was flapping a piece of paper at him.

The thing flapped about in her hand, but could not get free.

He flapped his hand, trying to think of the word.

But he also sees why others want it to keep flapping.

It's not the guy flapping his arms around that's making the music.

Then he heard flapping, despite the noise of the water.

A line at the side of the house held flapping laundry.

She flapped her hand as if that part were of no matter.

And flapping down he gave the old man a sound blow.

She was flapping a piece of paper in his direction.

With only two and a half hours of darkness left I was flapping.

Some came running toward me, wings flapping, as if with enough room they might actually take off.

He was now close upon her, his cloak flapping behind.

Had it been flapping from that tree all this time?

A few minutes later there was the sound of flapping wings.

He could feel a corner of paper flapping in wind.

The last two vehicles got us flapping because they came to within 600 feet of our position.

The boy came out, flapping his book along the desks.

The man on the bark came flapping out to help.

I flapped a hand at him and took a deep breath.

I said, flapping my hands in the water to send the boat out further still.

She flapped it closed, then open, trying to know what to say.