Flipflop example sentences

flip-flop

noun

flip-flop (noun) · flip-flops (plural noun)

  - a light sandal, typically of plastic or rubber, with a thong between the big and second toe.

  - a backward handspring.

  - an abrupt reversal of policy:

  - a switching circuit which works by changing from one stable state to another, or through an unstable state back to its stable state, in response to a triggering pulse.

  - move with a flapping sound or motion:

  - make an abrupt reversal of policy:

"Flipflop" Example Sentences

1. The child's flipflops were bright pink and covered in glitter.
2. He spent the afternoon flipflopping between different ideas for his project.
3. My flipflops are worn out from all the beach trips this summer.
4. The political party seemed to be flip-flopping on its stance on the new bill.
5. She wore simple, comfortable flipflops to the pool party.
6. The decision was a complete flipflop from the original plan.
7. The flipflops were cheap, but they lasted surprisingly long.
8. I need new flipflops; these are falling apart!
9. He kept flip-flopping between buying a car or a motorcycle.
10. The weather forecast was a flipflop; sunshine one minute, rain the next.
11. Her opinion on the matter appeared to flipflop constantly.
12. The sound of flipflops slapping against the pavement was quite rhythmic.
13. I left my flipflops by the pool.
14. Are those flipflops you're wearing suitable for hiking?
15. The politician's flip-flopping on the issue cost him votes.
16. Those neon flipflops are quite eye-catching!
17. She bought a pair of sparkly flipflops for her vacation.
18. His views seemed to flipflop with the prevailing wind.
19. After the flipflop, the situation was entirely different.
20. The simple act of buying flipflops brought unexpected joy.
21. The company’s marketing strategy was a flipflop from their previous one.
22. He flipflopped the pancake expertly.
23. The sudden flipflop in the market surprised investors.
24. He wore his favorite flipflops to the beach.
25. The argument resulted in a complete flipflop of his position.
26. Flipflops are perfect footwear for hot weather.
27. She carefully chose her flipflops to match her outfit.
28. The children’s flipflops were scattered across the sand.
29. His decision felt like a sudden flipflop.
30. The rapid flip-flopping of opinions was exhausting.
31. I lost one of my flipflops on the beach.
32. The restaurant’s menu was a flipflop from their traditional offerings.
33. He flipflopped the coin to decide who went first.
34. Her feelings flipflopped between excitement and nervousness.
35. Despite their cheap price, the flipflops were surprisingly durable.
36. The team's performance was a complete flipflop from their previous game.
37. Comfortable flipflops are a summer essential.
38. He was known for his flip-flopping on important issues.
39. The flipflop of his opinion was quite disconcerting.
40. She threw her flipflops onto the floor.
41. The flipflops were adorned with colorful seashells.
42. His strategy was a flipflop from his initial approach.
43. The judge’s decision was a complete flipflop from the prosecutor’s arguments.
44. She packed her flipflops for her tropical vacation.
45. The market experienced a sudden flipflop in consumer confidence.
46. He flipflopped the pages of the magazine impatiently.
47. The unexpected flipflop in policy caused widespread confusion.
48. The sound of flipflops on the wooden deck was soothing.
49. His political views seemed to flipflop depending on the audience.
50. She cleaned the sand out of her flipflops.

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