flounder

Many parents turn away from public schools because their children are floundering.

All the more to see us floundering around in the dark.

He was floundering on the end of a very long line.

She floundered, lost in the night, and called for her father.

I floundered for a couple of months and then went back to school.

Still others that floundered a few years ago are now back in business.

He shot down into the water, then floundered to his feet.

Everyone's been floundering, trying to figure out how to make it all work.

I'd ask, only to have them floundering around for an answer.

The man floundered a moment, then got his legs under him.

But the other five men were still floundering some distance away.

By the time the second one occurred, he was floundering.

The business my father had built now floundered, waiting for a strong hand.

Floundering toward the side door of the room, the two pulled up suddenly.

Until the middle of last year, the company was floundering badly.

He could hear the others floundering about in the darkness.

Someone was floundering in the water, not far from the shore.

People were struggling and floundering in the water about me.

The conversation had taken a turn that left him floundering.

One way or another we floundered across and gathered on the far side.

His feet floundered in the sand, but nothing came up to stop him.

He felt himself floundering, unsure of what to say next.

A moment more saw him floundering out through the surf.

He was floundering in waters much too deep for him.

We are floundering about now in a sea of doubt.

But the temperature also got too much for the flounders.

You get two or three boxes of flounders, they took them away.

Even find some of those big flounders you were telling me about."

If one ducks out to the bathroom, the whole team flounders, he said.

The flounders had moved in to close it up.

She and her best friend, a fish named Flounder, explore the ocean looking for human things.

There have also been reports of some large Flounder being caught and released as a by catch.

That feature provides flounders with a wide range of view.

Now, the Flounder, who was no fool, began to take her cue.

He prefers work to intimacy, however, and their marriage flounders.

From 1978 through 1983, our average sample haul contained 182 flounders.

I'm curious who the flounders down there expect to help them."

"Maybe for your next experiment, you could study flounders and prove the earth is flat."

Specifically, the survey has been used to improve assessments for summer flounders.

If it's a boy we could call him Perch or Flounder.

Obviously something had indeed changed the texture of the flounders in the meantime.

There was still no hint why the flounders acted in this manner.

But so far there was no indication that anyone intended to come to the aid of the flounders.

"Flounders hide against their background pretty well, but they don't think about it."

Coming back to periscope depth a half hour later, Flounder found nothing in sight.

Fanning his fire he killed all the flounders crowded around the lowest step.

How about telling us where the flounders are hiding our 3 lost buddies?"

Winter flounders are highly regarded for their delicious white meat.

Certain that none of the men on the Flounder would have survived, she named each of them.

The place was otherwise as flat as the flounders he'd heard about on the radio.