Sentence examples for during a whirlwind from inspiring English sources
Greek prime minister calls for a crackdown on financial speculators during a whirlwind world tour.
The stakes become clear during a whirlwind day in Tabasco with the departing Governor, Roberto Madrazo Pintado.
Too bad, then, that the final section of the film shunts him to the margins during a whirlwind tour of frontier technologies, including artificial photosynthesis and geo-engineering.
"I probably should have made a call," Dempsey said Monday during a whirlwind news media tour of New York — "Morning Joe," NPR, CBS — 13 appointments in one day.
In five years as president, he exhausted aides, reporters and fellow world leaders during a whirlwind of travel that included 360 domestic visits and 180 trips abroad.
In speeches during a whirlwind tour of Ohio over the weekend, he promised things would be "different" in Washington, but then returned to the two-year theme of denigrating President Obama.
DURING a four-hour whirlwind visit to New York last February, Mr. Howard and Mr. Tucker received their new assignments, toured properties in Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights, and concluded the day by signing a contract, for $750,000, on a two-bedroom loft in the Sweeney Building with almost 1,500 square feet -- and central air.
Mr. Stone's visit with Mr. Chávez is the movie's longest interview with a Latin American statesman during what feels like a whirlwind tour of South American capitals.
GB slopestyler Jenny Jones is shown mobile phone footage of herself dancing through the Olympic Park in Sochi after collecting her bronze medal during what she called a "whirlwind" 24 hours.
"It is fragile but it is fundamental; it is absolutely vital to get it right because if the North-South agreement fails, everything else will also fall apart," said John Holmes, the emergency relief coordinator for the United Nations, during a recent whirlwind tour of the area.
After a whirlwind rehearsal, during taping he sent me upstage, downstage, offstage and through a pair of swinging doors, sometimes with a not-so-subtle shove on the shoulder.
