The first missing airline was both a tragedy and a compelling mystery: the search for answers kept the story fresh in the perpetual maelstrom of all-day news channels and social media, as speculation and red herrings fuelled what remains to this day an unknowable event.
In the following months, the university and its scientists became the focus of an international maelstrom with all sorts of wild accusations and claims were being made against them, particularly online.
He could be smiling sweetly in his crew-neck and at the same time summon a maelstrom of controlled noise, all while barely moving his fingers along the frets.
The NHS is in a financial maelstrom – more than three-quarters of all providers are in deficit, amounting to a whopping £1.6bn just halfway through the financial year.
We were working in a very, very nimble hyper consumer focused way…all fused in this kind of maelstrom of pizza, Mountain Dew, and all nighters, and you know idealism".
From the bill's passage, the HHS had 90 days to get the site live, hence the "maelstrom of pizza, Mountain Dew and all nighters"— a familiar rite of passage for virtually any tech entrepreneur.
It does not take time-outs between presidents, least of all in an economic maelstrom.
He did not lose his head in the maelstrom of noise that was erupting all over Amen Corner.
Then, inevitably, the maelstrom of fame, money and drugs, all churning within the confines of the sexual closet, blows it apart.
Once your eyes adjust to the bedazzled opulence of Liberace's life in '70s and '80s Las Vegas, "Behind the Candelabra" becomes a darkly moving and provocative look at two lonely men who briefly found something like love before the maelstrom of fame, money and drugs, all churning within the confines of the sexual closet, blew it apart.
In 2001, Q magazine included it on their list of the 50 Heaviest Albums of All Time and called it "a maelstrom of uncut improvisational fury... arguably the furthest out Miles ever got".
