His latest attempt at humor that sounds like whining (near the end of this Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel video of a locker room interview) proves he still has no clue how he keeps spiraling lower in the public's eyes, writes Pat McManamon on Foxsports.com.com
But in the "Vienna" Gold and Silver scene, the Merry Widow keeps spiraling in her partner's arms as they waltz, and the image suggests that even in his arms, she eludes him and exults at the same time in the beauty of the moment.
Around the piano, during wind and rain, the bright faces sing, out of tune, "Where Does the Old Year Go?" But we know: the skater shot at last from orbit by the whip's final crack keeps spiraling (the light-swept faces one by one go dark) or rolling over and over, in snow, staring up at the distant glitter, still hearing the circling cries.
Estimates of the cost of the Iraqi occupation keep spiraling upward.
Meanwhile, my eyesight kept spiraling downward, finally settling at a miserable -8.5.
From Gaza to the unemployment figures to the $10.6 trillion debt, things keep spiraling while W. keeps fiddling.
Treasury officials, however, said the emphasis changed in the last week, largely because stock markets kept spiraling down.
And if commodity prices keep spiraling, Western economies, too, may find consumer spending is harmed by an excess of inflation rather than lack of it.
The women started on the floor, one cradling the other, and got up only to keep spiraling back down and up again, restlessly.
BOSTON — Here in the cradle of health reform, where universal coverage was pioneered, this year's tightening race for governor is focused on the question that now confronts the nation: how to keep spiraling costs from bankrupting the experiment.
