Flinches a tiny bit, as tho she's shocked - and then she just grabs my forearms and leans into it.
Flinch at the prospect
of tv diners and angel delight on the menu, fear not.
The slight
involuntary flinch
of her shoulders struck him with agonizing impact.
Military men who
never flinched
at the roar of rifles now shook at the prospect of facing the press.
Flinching whenever
i passed and sniffed my fingers through the wire rather than attacking them.
Flinch in the face
of any difficulties.
Flinches away from life
he takes it fully into his novels without becoming gratuitous in any way.
Flinching man
would oversee the necessary democratic revolution is preposterous.
Flinches at thought.
Flinching away
from oberon?
Flinches in fear.
Flinch at the sound
of a round shot passing over their heads.
Go on stick a knife in them i would
even flinch.
Flinch in that war.
Britain would
not flinch
from its " historic struggle " in iraq, tony blair has insisted.
Richards does
n't flinch
from showing murder most foul in all its grisly detail.
Flinch back, she leaps forward.
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