flake in a sentence

She always seems to flake out when it's time to do the dishes.

The falling ash from the fireplace started to flake outside, creating a cozy ambiance.

It's important to be accountable and not flake beyond your mistakes.

It's important to be accountable and not flake around when it comes to your commitments.

It's important to be accountable for your actions and not flake by making excuses for your behavior.

The politician was accused of being a flake for not showing up to the debate.

The politician was accused of being a flake for changing his stance on the issue.

He was a notorious flake who never followed through on his promises, but he always had a good excuse for why he couldn't do what he said he would.

Don't flake off on your health and neglect exercise and healthy eating habits.

The skin on my heels would flake down, requiring regular exfoliation.

Let's flake over to the art museum and check out the new exhibit.

You can't just flake out of your classes and expect to pass.

You can't just flake off on your job responsibilities and expect to keep your job.

We should flake over to the science lab and conduct an experiment.

He's known to flake out of social events without any explanation.

He's known to flake out of social gatherings without any explanation.

It's frustrating when people flake out on commitments without any explanation.

I'm not going to invite him again if he's just going to flake with no explanation.

Although the oxide layer on the metal was initially protective, it eventually began to flake off and expose the underlying material.

The skin on my lips started to flake off after being exposed to the cold weather.

The dry paint on the fence began to flake outside, exposing the weathered wood.

The old paint on the car started to flake outside, exposing the metal underneath.

The old wooden door began to flake outside, exposing the natural grain of the wood.

The old varnish on the wooden table began to flake outside, exposing the natural beauty of the wood.

The old car's paint began to flake apart due to exposure to the sun.

The old wooden deck began to flake apart due to exposure to the rain.

The paint on the fence started to flake outside with exposure to moisture.

The old wooden fence began to flake apart due to exposure to the elements.

The old plastic container began to flake apart due to exposure to the sun.

The old wooden bookshelf began to flake apart due to exposure to moisture.

The old concrete sidewalk began to flake apart due to exposure to the elements.

The wooden fence started to flake outside with the constant exposure to sunlight.

The paint on the car began to flake outside with exposure to harsh weather conditions.

The paint on the exterior walls of the house began to flake off after years of exposure to the elements.

I hope my professor doesn't flake over giving us an extension on the assignment.

If you flake in your extracurricular activities, you may miss out on valuable experiences.

If you flake up on your extracurricular activities, you'll miss out on valuable experiences.

The paint on the car started to flake off due to the extreme heat.

She loves to ski, but she hates when a flake gets in her eye.

The skier enjoyed the fresh powder, but a flake of snow got in his eye, causing him to lose his balance.

The flake of paint on the wall was an eyesore.

If you flake off on paying your bills, you'll face consequences.

The dry skin on my face started to flake off after using a moisturizer.

The paint on the door was starting to flake and fade.

If you flake up on your attendance, you risk failing the class.

I hope she doesn't flake with our plans to attend the career fair.

It's not fair to flake out of plans with your friends without a good reason.

It's not fair to flake off on your roommate and leave them with all the cleaning.

If you flake beyond your study schedule, you'll fall behind in your classes.

If you flake off on your professional development, you'll fall behind in your career.