You're flirting with danger.

You're flirting with danger.

Your companion is flirting.

He was flirting with you.

Are you flirting with death?

Planning. And even flirting with me!

Flirting right up to the last minute.

She was always drunk, flirting with other men.

That's something different than flirting with girls, huh?

And here's for flirting with Petra... Shame on you!

In your novels you're always flirting with a god.

I hear you've been flirting. Very naughty of you.

They are not singing, they are flirting with each other.

It's pretty late to start flirting with a discarded husband.

Any boys and girls caught flirting would get married off immediately, okay.

On the draw there's no one faster And you're flirting with disaster

I'm going to have her tonight. You don't waste any time flirting, do you?

I was flirting with your husband, Stella. The guests are gathering for the poker party.

So help me, this town ain't big enough for me and that flirting, manrustling petticoat!

Huffington Post, the Washington Post, the New York Times all flirting with personalization in various ways.

Feminism has never been sexy, but let me assure you that it never stopped me from flirting, and I have seldom suffered from lack of men.

Moreover Yahweh said, Because the daughters of Zion are haughty, and walk with outstretched necks and flirting eyes, walking to trip as they go, jingling ornaments on their feet

Moreover Yahweh said, Because the daughters of Zion are haughty, and walk with outstretched necks and flirting eyes, walking to trip as they go, jingling ornaments on their feet

Indeed, 42 of Chinese exports go to Europe, the United States, and Japan three economies that are flirting with secular stagnation. And Europe, China s largest export market, has struggled the most.

In the words of Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund s managing director, we are experiencing the new mediocre. The implication is that growth is unacceptably low relative to potential and that more can be done to lift it, especially given that some major economies are flirting with deflation.

Rather than recovering strongly, sluggish Western growth is periodically flirting with recession at a time of high unemployment and multiplying debt concerns, particularly in Europe. In an amazing turn of events, virtually every Western country must now worry about its credit ratings, while quite a few emerging economies continue to climb the ratings ladder.

French President François Hollande is constantly flirting with the idea of building a new Latin bloc, in which Spain and Italy would join France in the struggle against fiscal austerity. In this vision, Latin superiority consists in a more expansive view of the state s capacity to secure incomes and create wealth, and less of the Protestant obsession with the individual s work.

The United States has commenced its pivot to Asia, and its relations with China, in particular, seem constantly to be flirting with Thucydides s trap, the historical pattern that suggests that a rising power will inevitably collide with a reigning power. But, with the US and China regarding each another warily in the foreground of world affairs, where does Europe fit in?

In the space of just 30 years, Berlusconi's TV stations managed to impose this illusory portrait of success on Italian society. And today, the ambition of many working class Italian mothers is to see their daughters become a successful scantily clad velina who, in turn, manages to hit the gossip columns by flirting with the latest muscleman turned TV heartthrob or some budding young football player.

After flirting with disaster last July, interest rate spreads for eurozone bonds have generally been subdued, and financial segmentation has been slowly reversed (that is, at least before European officials embarked on the controversial path of trying to impose losses on guaranteed bank deposits in Cyprus). Moreover, as Ireland s highly successful 5 billion ten year bond issue in mid March demonstrated, some countries are in the process of restoring normal access to capital markets.