flutter

The theatrics seemed to work, as a membership sometimes mocked for its mild-mannered approach got to its collective feet and filled the air with whoops of approval and the flutter of hundreds of mini flags.

This summer I visited the city where I always feel the flutter of familiarity.

All around us flutter the party's banner and the conference's slogan: "The Next Step."

From the pit’s edge, the edge of a hospital garment peeked out, fluttering erratically in the dusk breeze.

After giving a short speech of thanks, the plan was for Ozzy to throw them into the air, so everyone could watch them flutter away, in a symbolic gesture of peace.