The book magically opens, releasing a cyclone of glittering ghosts.
Bjork is expected to be a cyclone of elfin zaniness.
The resulting cyclone of mutually enhancing infections can tax medical ingenuity and budgets everywhere.
A cyclone of cerebration had whirled through the room, only to be abruptly snuffed out.
Unlike his wife, Mr. Cadenhead, camera in hand, is a cyclone of excitement.
There are no reliable casualty estimates of that storm, but two other cyclones are known to have killed some 300,000 people each: the Buckerganj cyclone of 1876 and the Bhola cyclone of 1970, both in what is now Bangladesh.
This was having an impact on his health, perhaps amplified by the cyclone of drama engulfing him.
There's been a bomb cyclone of revelations from and about the White House since New Year's Day.
What Ryan saw was a little cyclone of competitive rage blowing across the practice field, which made him think, Linebacker.
It has been described as the worst cyclone of the century.
Before its renaissance as Famous, the game was known as Stolen, and under that particular name, the company landed itself in a colossal cyclone of crap.
