Context of Flutter
The captain, Christopher Columbus, rowed ashore, the royal flag fluttering in the breeze. “And, all having rendered thanks to the Lord, kneeling on the ground, . . . [he] rose and gave this island the name San Salvador.”
Examples with Flutter
Spotting an opportunity amidst Dell’s buyout uncertainty, HP swiftly fluttered towards Dell’s customer base, seeking to attract their attention.
–Technology
When astrophysicists observed the rapid fluttering fluctuation in brightness over microseconds during the event on April 15, they became intrigued by this unusually quick change, prompting them to consider that the mysterious source might be entirely different from their initial assumptions.
–Science
Hovering around the flatline, U.S. stock futures exhibited fluttering movements, influenced by Google’s disappointing results and a downturn in European markets, although balanced by robust performances from certain blue-chip technology companies.
–Business
As Taulia Tagovailoa held the MVP trophy aloft, confetti fluttered around him, but his mind wasn’t focused on his nearly flawless performance in the Bronx; instead, he reflected on the words of wisdom from his Maryland coach.
–Sports
During his first concert at Madison Square Garden, El Alfa made an announcement in Spanish from the stage, with red and blue Dominican flags fluttering across the crowd of thousands.
–Arts and Culture
