We found 93 examples of how to use flexible in an English sentence.
Sentences 1 to 25 of 93.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Be more flexible. | |
| 2. | The education system needs to be more flexible. | |
| 3. | You must be flexible in your thinking. | |
| 4. | My body is not so flexible as it used to be. | |
| 5. | Our thinking is flexible. | |
| 6. | I suggest we adopt flexible tactics for the moment. | |
| 7. | We should adopt flexible tactics for the moment. | |
| 8. | She is flexible in her opinions. | |
| 9. | I'm not flexible enough to sit in the lotus position. | |
| 10. | Improvements could be made by cleaning the changing rooms, increasing the equipment, giving more flexible times and lowering the fees. | |
| 11. | My body isn't as flexible as it used to be. | |
| 12. | I have a flexible schedule. | |
| 13. | She's very flexible. | |
| 14. | He's very flexible. | |
| 15. | Esperanto sentence structure (i.e., word order) is extremely flexible and diverse. | |
| 16. | We're flexible. | |
| 17. | Tom is flexible. | |
| 18. | I'm flexible. | |
| 19. | You're very flexible. | |
| 20. | We're very flexible. | |
| 21. | I can be very flexible. | |
| 22. | You have to be flexible. | |
| 23. | We are flexible. | |
| 24. | After lunch, the gentleman finished his cup of coffee and sat down on the sofa, placing behind him a pillow – the type found in Russian taverns that instead of soft, flexible wool, would be filled with something alarmingly similar to bricks and cobbles. | |
| 25. | Generally speaking, distance runners are less flexible than sprinters. |