Her abrupt resignation caused a flutter in the dovecote that disrupted weeks of calm negotiations.

Every morning, the mischievous boy would flutter the dovecots just to watch the pigeons scatter.

Every morning, the mischievous boy would flutter the dovecot just to watch the pigeons stir.

The antique carousel's flutter wheels hummed softly as the children rode.

At dawn the old mill's flutter wheel shimmered as the river forced water through the chute, striking the tips of its floats and setting the whole wheel turning.

To improve speed, the coach told him to focus on his flutter kick.

Every morning, the gardener flutters the dovecote to coax the pigeons into flight.

When he announced the layoffs, his offhand comment was enough to flutter the dovecote among the usually calm staff.

She spent the afternoon on the ladder, fluttering the dovecote to coax the frightened doves back inside.

Every spring, the children would flutter the dovecotes to startle the pigeons into flight.