Sentence examples for generate a whirlwind from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump wrote the foreword to "Universal Beauty" and, last week, he hired Rubenstein Public Relations to generate a whirlwind of publicity around its publication.
This is big!" The governor's endorsement of Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, earlier this month also generated a whirlwind of theories about how it might affect both men's campaigns.
The often incredibly high price tags for some of these drugs has generated a whirlwind of negative publicity, creating what Todd Hagopian believes is biotech's high risk, highest reward sub-sector.
"Love, Simon" has generated a whirlwind of pre-release buzz as Hollywood's first mainstream coming-of-age comedy to center on a gay teen.
Alpha-PVP, flakka, gravel whatever you call it, the drug has generated a whirlwind of media attention and public awareness campaigns in recent months thanks in part to the allegedly volatile effects it has on users, who can get high for hours on just a tenth of gram, which costs between $2 to $5 on the street.
"The question is: how do we create a thoughtful enforcement approach based on data and not headlines," Shahum told said, referring to a pair of fatal high-profile cyclist vs. pedestrian accidents that generated a whirlwind of media attention over the past year.
Most scientists are skeptical of the number, which NIH apparently generated after a whirlwind telephone survey.
Wherever she goes, a whirlwind blows, turning like a drill, and those who get exposed to the whirlwind go mad.
