Sentence examples for and rotating around from inspiring English sources

Looper is my favorite example of how movies made by really inventive filmmakers persist with the Sad-Hookers-and-Saintly-Moms paradigm, because Looper takes place in the future, and in the future both futures, since Looper is about two of them women are drying cry-eyes and rotating around on protagonist-dick.

You can convince yourself about this by drawing a picture of the Earth in orbit around the Sun and rotating around itself at the same time.

Then, they were tested in a static test bench with a transducer circuit, which was done by mounting them in the horizontal position and rotating around the axial axis with different amounts of air and deionized water in the section, such as a stratified smooth air water flow.

We must take into account that we can assimilate the mobile in his move with a material point lying in the middle of the axis that joins the centers of the left and right driving wheels, and rotating around its ICR.

I sometimes think, you know, we're on this planet that's spinning at a thousand miles an hour, and rotating around this endless power source, and it's got a molten core, and it's got winds and tides that never stop.

#1024 has 1024 pixels rotating around and #1023 has 1023 and so on all the down to #1 which has just one pixel floating around it.

Rotating around and around, fold on each score line like it's going to be a side of your box (which it will).

We can qualitatively dissect elongation, rotation, and oscillation patterns into the combination of the left-hand and the right-hand waves rotating around a circle.

The most widely used version of this technique is the rotatable magnetron design where the target is a cylinder and rotates around the rest of the magnetron design.

Other bright features persist and rotate around the pole, but at a rate slower than Saturn's rotation".

The system has been locked in by police contracts since 1993 in Suffolk and 1995 in Nassau, replacing systems in which shifts were shorter, more frequent and rotated around the clock.