(1) Azyra snapped out of her trance just in time she scrambled away from the light just before it silently detonated with enough force to fling her from the fire escape.

(2) Did Julie think that this was just a casual fling ?

(3) What was unexpected, amazingly, gloriously unexpected was the way the game's elder statesmen had one final fling .

(4) Guests are enthralled with bartenders who flip bottles, toss some glasses and fling a few mixing sets.

(5) If a long-lasting relationship develops out of the fling , so be it.

(6) I stood, panting, as I poured out all the words I had been longing to fling at her for months.

(7) For Yorke, who is now 36 years old, it was a final fling for both him and his illustrious friend.

(8) As the film's title suggests, however, theirs is a summer fling .

(9) Although no-one knew it at the time, the 1993 tour was to be the last of the old school, the final fling of an amateur era extending back for a century and more.

(10) One final fling before a tranquil retirement

(11) He is satisfied with his lot even if the rot will set in soon and the freshness is pure deception lasting no longer than cherry blossoms tossed on snow when north winds are enjoying their final fling .

(12) But a funny thing happened this week: in our final fling for the year, the props came pouring in from all over, and suddenly, this whole enterprise doesn't seem quite so otiose.

(13) Their affair is just a summer fling , he tells his mother - nothing serious.

(14) While most trips last one or two weeks, everything from a weekend fling to a monthlong sojourn is possible.

(15) Humiliated, furious with herself, she turned at the last moment to fling a few last words at him.

(16) All the indications are, though, that this is his final fling .

(17) On returning a drunken someone would make it back to the door, fling it open and stagger through it, forgetting to shut it at all.

(18) I had a fling with someone when I was at college

(19) I'd hate this to be a one-night fling .

(20) She would stop, peek in a door, and then either fling it wide open or close it and move on.