Meanings of flipping a coin in English

Spurling's sign is no more predictive of cervical disc disease than flipping a coin.

In the end, though, I suspect my odds are just as good flipping a coin.

We can settle it nicely by flipping a coin.

It's like flipping a coin -it adds another side and depth to the songs.

The odds of flipping a coin twice and getting heads both times are 25 percent.

Taking a finesse is like flipping a coin.

That's about as accurate as flipping a coin and whispering a silent prayer, so it's unlikely including.

A 27-standard-deviation event was tantamount to flipping a coin a hundred times and getting ninety-nine straight heads.

That rate sounds pretty good, but consider that 50 percent accuracy is the equivalent of flipping a coin.

Sometimes you can almost see the priest flipping a coin at the baptism: heads the child is Phelan, tails Whelan.

Or to put it another way, the odds are equivalent to flipping a coin 28 times and getting heads every time.

It's like flipping a coin, but instead of stern old Lincoln staring back at you, a babushka-wearing egg settles your disputes.

Or as Fidelity put it: 'There is more likelihood of flipping a coin the same way up seven times in a row'.

Or to put it another way, the odds are equivalent to flipping a coin 28 times and getting heads every time, he said.

They show that traders and fund managers throughout Wall Street receive their massive remuneration for doing no better than would a chimpanzee flipping a coin.

"Thanks," he said, flipping a coin at the man.