Sentence examples for over spiral from inspiring English sources
Singing the song "Lateralis" (yes, with a different spelling), Mr. Keenan ended the show with a perfect metaphor for the complex path of his band, screaming over and over, "Spiral out, keep going".
They paused on a corner at 23rd Street, puzzled by the sight of young men and women wearing lights strapped to their heads, crouched over spiral notebooks, scribbling charts and checking codes.
It's been an unusual decade; I spent much of it hunched over spiral notebooks and laptop computers in libraries and cafés and at kitchen tables here and in France while writing a book (remind me to mention the bathroom, in a house in Normandy, that I rigged out as a nocturnal study), and didn't maintain my usual diet of cinephilic delights.
Due to their size and weight advantage over spiral springs with no turns of the coil in contact with each other, variable free strip length spiral springs are used for low torque variability around a nominal torque.
Weave your way on the Peter Norbeck Byway through the Black Hills of South Dakota, passing granite cliffs and going over spiral bridges.
Less positive data, he added, "will rekindle the debate of whether the economy will roll over and spiral back down".
Disney was at one point reported to be threatening to shelve the entire movie over spiralling costs, partly spooked by the failure of another western, Cowboys and Aliens.
"Gordon Brown is facing the consequences of years of inaction over spiralling personal debt and the unsustainable bubble in the housing market.
While there have been no riots yet in Afghanistan over spiraling food prices, the economic pain and hunger are hitting the poor and unemployed, aid agency officials are warning.
At a time when Americans owe more on student loans than on credit cards — student debt is topping $1 trillion for the first time — and the Occupy movement has highlighted the rising furor over spiraling student debt, the issue has moved higher on the political agenda.
Mr Quinn was responding to reports of a dispute between the state and administrators over spiralling costs.
