The other two did not have strength enough to flutter back to their box.

With his unengaged hand he caught up the ashes and let them flutter back to the table.

Coolly as I said this, I was conscious of grasping the window-sill in pure nervousness till the scrap began to flutter back into the square.

Each March, temperatures normally flutter back and forth around 32°F as many as 40 times (presumably, climate change could push this back to February).

Two ravens called Truth and Memory fluttered back and forth across the room.

He held up his hand in blessing and fluttered back to the archway.

Several hours into the procedure, her heart fluttered back to life.

The birds of the dawn twittered, chirped, dived aslant her window, fluttered back.

Little birds swooped silently down and fluttered back, intent on their tiny prey.

The needle jumped across the dial, then fluttered back to zero.

Her eyes sank, and then fluttered back to her hearer's face.

But a nail caught the grey cloak, and it fluttered back to the floor.

She raised her hand, her scarf fluttering back from it.

The two birds had been fluttering back and forth in the branches for some time.

Vestris fluttered back to her perch on her master's glove and resumed staring at Locke.

It is a sad spectacle to see the weaklings bruised, exhausted, fluttering back to earth.'