McCain continued to flounder for most of the week.
Why do so many black children flounder in school?
Foreign students often flounder in so unstructured an academic environment.
Fish such as cod, flounder, and haddock are caught in this way.
We see in the misadventure in Libya how the Europeans flounder without the U.S. military.
Unlike eggs of flounder, there are cortical alveoli in the cortex of eggs of turbot .
Sadly they are likely to flounder unless the Americans do more than just nudge them along.
If you move while your mind is still weighing options, you will flounder.
Extruded feed for marine fish: Turbot, flounder, salmon, tuna, sea-bream, swellfish, yellow crock, sea bass, rockfish, red drum, etc.
Remember Dear Ones, no soul is left to flounder or without guidance no matter how far they have fallen.
Yi sleet gave up a flounder and shut worthwhile of a look, Moncler Giubbotti, carefully memorize this material.
The guests were seated at the table when their host strode in with a platter, holding the biggest flounder they'd ever seen.
But Austin said he hasn't gone fishing, a sport immortalized by Ernest Hemingway, since he found out that "you can't catch flounder."
The cold waters of the northern Pacific and the still, shallow inlets are also rich in flounder, tuna, hablibut, shrimp and crab.
It is a basic work for the application of marker-assisted selection and cloning of anti-disease gene in Japanese flounder selective breeding program.
A growing dependence on Asia is not without risks? As those who watched markets flounder during the financial crisis of 1997-98 and the subsequent Sars virus could testify.
