"flip through" or "flip to"?
| Flip through the tables and graphs. |
| You DO NOT need to flip through 500 exhibits. |
| His mind flipped through two decades of mug shots. |
| Stand in Chapters/Virgin and flip through ALL of the interior design/architecture magazines. |
| A They will sometimes unnecessarily play with their watch or hair, click their pen or flip through papers. |
| Always flip through the pages of each individual book and be sure of its condition before you quote a price. |
| Yes, he literally called me over while I was waiting in line and flipped through my passport and immigration cards. |
| Somehow the second time I flipped through it I found a number of items I wanted to make, so there goes the book ban. |
| I would bury the homework to pull up the baseball cards and flip through them instead so I did it really was all consuming for me. |
| During the video posted about a month ago, Todd flips through flashcards detailing the chronology of events outlining her ordeal. |
| He flipped to the next page and scowled. |
| Ross: Just flip to the page of the book that discusses code reds. |
| The franchise was almost immediately flipped to the cellular giant, McCaw. |
| Severus flipped to the next page after he unconsciously sat himself on a cold stone step. |
| The scoreboard operators could then quickly flip to the correct numeral and hook it in place. |
| Color-coded tabs let adults flip to sections appropriate to the ages of their children (5? 7 years, 8? 10 years, 11? 13+ years). |
| He flips to a photograph of a young boy, features alive in mischievous glee, with the caption? Here? s Someone You Won? t Run Into. |
| They flew to Atlanta this month with the goal of buying about 100 homes, which they hoped to flip to the large investors within the next year. |
| After a quick natter about Johanna having to interview one of the most arrogant and contentious RnB artists currently on the music scene, the attention quickly flipped to my love life. |
| When a light is flipped on the chemical inside the eyes that lets you see in the dark is ' burned out '. |
| Coincidentally - or maybe not - both races flipped on the weight of a series of polls from NBC News/Marist. |
| Nobody would be injured, radiation would stay in the stratosphere, and the Iranians wouldn't know anything had happened until they flipped on the lights. |
| If you, as the young architect, were given the task to design a universe where each bit was to be flipped with probability 0. |
| A universe, consisting of a single observable bit evolving in discrete time steps, such that at each time, the bit flipped with probability 0. |
| Maxwell had enjoyed 3-2 support from the five-member City Council until last year's election, which saw that flip with three members now opposed to the project. |
| At each time-step, the system sets the observable bit to 0 or 1 depending on whether the state of the two coins coincide, and one of the two coins is chosen at random and flipped with probability 0. |
| I looked at him and a light flipped in my head. |
| Interestingly, the two races flipped in opposite directions. |
| Deborah or anyone, the swastika is flipped in the photos -- it doesn't match the Hindu version. |
| I live in the middle of Aberdeenshire, and see countless cars in fields because drivers do not adjust their speed to the road - one sharp bend and your car flips into the fields. |
| Swipe to awake, enter password, flip off Airplane mode all in less than a few seconds, and you are ready to go. |
| You try to ignore the way your stomach flips at the sight. |
| For an air column, the phase is only flipped at an open end (due to the energy loss associated with encountering a lesser acoustic impedance). |
| This race has flipped from Bilbray to Peters (on Sept 13 ), from Peters to Bilbray (on Oct 23 ), and now back to Peters in today's update. |
| Twisting, he flipped onto his stomach as his feet reached the edge of the roof. |
| You would have to go back to the GD to fnd a time when the entire economy was flipped onto its head. |
| After about an hour into the trip we got our first bite! The fish flipped out of the water and the n it was gone. |
| The screen flips inside the hinge, turning the PC into a veritable tablet on demand. |
| That speculation hasn't deterred Kiriakos, who continues to focus on preconstruction buys -- at preferred pricing -- and flips after a sizable investment in staging. |
| I went to flip over the buttery, cheesy, yumminess and the sandwiches were sticking to the pan. |
| Chore though it may be, it is a more rewarding read to keep one finger open to the notes while reading the text and flip between the two as needed. |