Coquetting In A Sentence

Definition of Coquetting

• If she had been the average coquetting creature, the offence might not have been so mortal.
• She was evidently one of these over-educated, forward, scheming, coquetting girls.
• The representatives of foreign governments were already secretly coquetting for the favor of a free port and an advantageous cotton-market.
• Gradually, from talk of individuals and speculations of newspapers, the intrigue proceeded to a coquetting between rival conventions.
• He has found out that during the last week Louise has been coquetting with some summer visitor staying in the town.
• Then Nellie, who had been coquetting with his hopes and fears, had once again plunged him into the depths.
• The strategies of love, the coquetting which form half the composition of a Parisian woman, are utterly unknown here.
• This is the sole explanation that can be given for his unfortunate coquetting a year ago with the leaders of the now fallen Anfu Club.
• Not being in the habit of coquetting with passing officers, she did not continue to gaze out into the street, but went on sewing for a couple of hours, without raising her head.

• To spur on this, she is coquetting it with England.
• It was he who would flay her for coquetting with the liberator.
• There is much laughing and coquetting among the young people.
• And now you are coquetting with mad mutiny in the ranks, Eh?
• Pearl answered, her shallow blue eyes coquetting with David.