Flick or flock.

Welcome to What the Flick.

See? She didn't flick an ear.

We see a flick of the tail.

Is isn't even a scene from a science fiction flick.

You know, Sunday morning, you flick the paper, get your cappuccino.

So you don't kick. But you do use a small flick.

There's a hotel clerk I could cheerfully flick a knife at.

Wouldn't it be really great if the window could flick back the heat into the room if we needed it or flick it away before it came in?

Wouldn't it be really great if the window could flick back the heat into the room if we needed it or flick it away before it came in?

A flick of the knife, madam, and if you'll kindly step this way

You in a movie? In a porn flick with your mother! Look who's talking!

I'm getting terribly excited as my mind and my eyes flick across these things.

like the chick flick and all these other genre categories that presume that certain demographic groups

I can flick a fly from my horse's ear without breaking the rhythm of his stride.

With a flick of the switch, I could shut out the greedy murmur of little men.

Furthermore, it can be switched on and off much more quickly than I can flick this switch.

All you have to do is point a laser beam at the moon and flick your wrist.

I have been able, through careful invention, to transmit, with the mere flick of a switch, electricity across the ether.

Small flick, and the only purpose of that is to rotate his hips so he can get to the opposite side.

Life is pleasant and a little dull... and night after night, we yawn, flick off the radio and go to bed.

Earlier in 1892 Flick had founded the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, the world's first society dedicated to the prevention of TB.

It'll be completely dark all around us. One by one, the lights to the merry go round flick on. And I take her to the Carousel

1. Don t flick cigarettes out the car window while driving or on the ground near dried grass, paper or plants Many forest fires are started this way2.

He'd always walk up to his airplane in a kind of saunter, devil may care saunter, flick the cigarette away, grab the girl waiting here, give her a kiss.

He'd always walk up to his airplane in a kind of saunter, devil may care saunter, flick the cigarette away, grab the girl waiting here, give her a kiss.

We may not yet have the flying cars science fiction promised us, but we can have walls that change color depending on temperature, keyboards that roll up, and windows that become opaque at the flick of a switch.

Now if we just flick back and forth between those two, you can see what a staggering difference there was between reality and what doctors, patients, commissioners of health services, and academics were able to see in the peer reviewed academic literature.

We need, for instance, only flick on the television set, tune in the radio, or pick up the morning newspaper to experience the concept of second generation quot United Nations peace keeping quot to realize that United Nations operations, and the expectations placed on them, are no longer subject to the confines of traditional definitions.

And the one that I love, which is dinning rooms in an appartment block that have a semicomercial kitchen attached to it, were you can have that foodie friends around you to flick your Master chef muscle and in a way that you can't do at a 6 seated table in an appartment, or a 4 seated table.