Sentence examples for feel spinning from inspiring English sources

In pressure-cooker heat, she seemed caught by a breeze that nobody else could feel, spinning slowly, before sliding down Acosta's form to die at his feet.

And you can often feel spun about from the displays' short attention spans.

Still, it is hard not to feel spun by a wily figure who is giving a selective version of the truth, especially about himself.

For the Daily Telegraph's Anthony Cummins, the book "sometimes feels spun out ... Overall it's a strange fish: a sex comedy crossed with a stern satire on predatory big business in the shape of a knockabout action romp".

They fast became my favourite band by the simple, selfish virtue of having songs that felt spun from inside my head – Berninger's peculiar, literary lyrics are rich with melancholy, hinting at the courage needed to get through the day: going to work becomes a task worthy of "going down among the saints" in Squalor Victoria.

Entertainment Weekly: "One of her great feats is that the story feels spun rather than plotted, with seamless shifts in time and characters".

I still feel that "Spinning Into Butter" is worth seeing.

Expedia/IAC must feel that spinning off TripAdvisor as a public company could be a financially lucrative move.

I love working and writing and the pride I feel after spinning the perfect sentence.

I still have days where I start to feel myself spinning into an emotional pit of self-pity, but for the most part I just keep putting one foot in front of the other.

In between, of course, sit two recessions -- the second of historic proportions -- and wild swings in the financial markets that have made budgetary predictions feel like spinning a roulette wheel.