She opens it gently and flicks through until she finds a letter.
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Ton, who runs a store selling mobile-phone accessories, flicks through a ledger.
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SITTING on the pavement outside the Lagos state government secretariat, Empero flicks through newspapers, looking for jobs.
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To demonstrate, Cui flicks through the app, showing me breaking news about the launch of a new walking frame.
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A MONEY-CHANGER deftly flicks through a brick of bills, her fingernails a sparkly purple that matches her eye-shadow.
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He flicks through to the back and finds a school photo of his brother taken 10 days before he died.
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It flicks through the feed, selects a photo or video, takes it in, and then goes back to the feed.
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The teacher at Oranjekloof primary school in Cape Town thanks the 11- and 12-year-olds and flicks through the papers.
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But now, Mazen says his children are asking heartbreaking questions when he flicks through photos of family members who used to be familiar faces.
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At their apartment in Esenler, a conservative district in Istanbul, Suheyla fights back tears as she flicks through photos of her daughters on her phone.
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Casillas flicks through scores of messages on his phone on WhatsApp and social networks from Venezuelans, from those who have already arrived and those contemplating fleeing to Spain.
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In Mag Yi Cho village, Khin Swe Win, a tiny woman wearing a bright green and blue dress, flicks through the pages of a thick book filled with numbers and names.
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In the exhibition's last gallery, Phil Collins's "free fotolab" (2009) flicks through slide after slide of personal snapshots given to him by participants in exchange for free prints of the photos.
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"I live alone, so it's nice to have little Liuyi waiting all happy to see me when I get home," she adds, as she flicks through photos of other cats on her iPhone.
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In a nearly five-minute video projection, a hand on an iPad flicks through color photographs of human bodies that have been blown open or blown to pieces in unspecified military or terrorist incidents.
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He flicks through every stage of his career — from Skovbakken on through Denmark's lower leagues, via a brief detour as a coach in Tanzania, and on to SonderjyskE and success — with the help of a slide show on his MacBook.
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Most are killed by boat strikes, or wounded by nets and ropes, says vet Paola Martelli as he flicks through dolphin x-rays in his surgery in Ocean Park -- a sprawling aquarium, zoo and theme park on the south side of Hong Kong Island.
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For much of his show "Stay", Steen Raskopoulos flicks through a series of surreal one-man character sketches: a vampire who loves to dance; a child lost in a supermarket whose anxious inner-monologue comes out as rap; a maudlin judge at a spelling bee; a yogi turned renegade.
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Krabappel flicks through an issue of the Springfield Magazine which features an interview with the reclusive J. D. Salinger.
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In addition to the TV programmes, some of the flicks through the channel network show parodies of TV commercials such as dfs, Birds Eye and JML.
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Thorogood, Daugherty and Smith outline a scheme in which the case against Nucky will be dropped. Nucky wants a guarantee, but is not given one. Richard Harrow flicks through his scrapbook before taking a trip into the woods. He prepares to commit suicide, but is interrupted by a stray dog.
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14 At any time during the game, a Special Panel may appear. This is a tile which quickly flicks through all animal types giving it a flashing effect. Tapping on this tile will cause it to stop on one of the animals and all tiles of this type will be instantly removed from the screen. A very rare phenomenon is where a row of three Special Panels is made.
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He sits down to play Scrabble with Migg, and it is revealed that it is Tom's birthday. The two argue about washing up, and Migg says that Tom has "no right" to judge him. Tom storms out of the room, and Migg flicks through birthday cards he has hidden from Tom, saying "Thank you, Grandma!" and taking the £10 that Tom's grandmother sent him. The house and Tom have deteriorated further when Stevie comes to visit.
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While Hannay answers the door, Scudder is shot by one of the German spies seeking his notebook who has entered the flat via a back door. The police arrive, and Hannay is arrested for murder before escaping. Unable to contact Kell, Hannay flicks through the notebook, finding it contains pages of code using Roman numerals. He finds a map in the back and takes a train to Scotland to prove Scudder right, attempting to decipher the code en route.
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In the beginning of the scene in which Matt's computer shows dating club clients in the conference call, one of the users has the nickname, "I_AM_WALDO", and another, "Pie Ape". The Z-Eyes are reminiscent of a similar device in "The Entire History of You". Clips of TV shows from "The Waldo Moment" and "Fifteen Million Merits" are visible when Joe flicks through the TV channels. The pregnancy test Joe finds is the same one used in "Be Right Back".
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The spotted ground thrush spends much of its time in leaf-litter on the forest floor where it flicks through the leaves in search of small invertebrates, and despite its distinctive colouration, it is often difficult to see.M. Purves, 2010 In KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, the birds have distinctive winter and summer ranges. In winter these birds spend their time in remnant coastal forests, and in summer they move to forests further inland. The birds lay bluish-coloured eggs in a cup-shaped nest.
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Mrs Pott prefers to invest her money in a maid and in another experimental sequence Mrs Pott is seen becoming a slave to her own maid. As she trudges up steps with heavy shopping, the calendar flicks through the days, while the same image is shown over a monotonous drum beat. The maid invites a friend round and the two of them begin to steal from the Potts' household. The noises they make alert the Petts' daughter, who uses the telephone to call the police.
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Throughout the night, the teenager flicks through random TV channels and paints her nails, obviously bored with her job. A news report is informing viewers of a criminal breaking out of a mental institute, but she ignores the show and nearly falls asleep. She wakes to apparently see a red balloon and too Dorothy next to the sofa, looking terrifying, but realises she has just woken up. Another scream is heard from Dorothy's room, who is now standing up in her bed, pointing at the rabbit from the pile of toys.
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