flicker

a flicker of doubt.

a weak flicker of hope

The fire flickers low.

the flickering embers of nationalism.

the candle flickered again.

The candle flickered out.

leaves flickering in the wind

The candle flickered in the wind.

The crisp autumn wind is flickering away.

The candle-light flickered in the wind.

flames that flickered in the night;

the screen flickered for a few moments and bleeped.

the lights flickered and changed colour.

the interior lights flickered, and came on.

amusement flickered briefly in his eyes.

the flicker of a candle flame caught our eyes.

then a flicker of movement caught his eye.

she felt a small flicker of alarm. .

the monitor flickers, which is hard on the eyes.

Both of them pummeled it. The car vanished. Then it flickered back again.

Spotting such tiny flickers is on the edge of Kepler's capabilities.

So, people called movies flickers and then, flicks.

But your lights don't flicker at home when we take a shot.

The smug look on Malfoy's face flickered.

The car vanished. Then it flickered back again.

Why do the lights keep flickering?

Small fish flickered past him like silver darts.

It's over that threshold, so your brain ignores the flicker.

His light blue eyes twinkled as they flickered over Fred's and George's mutinous faces.