Sentence examples for reel around from inspiring English sources

I reel around, sometimes the force is so great I walk three paces and fall to the ground as though dead.

But then, the setting allows him to reel around in a disarrayed fencing outfit that resembles a dangling, half-done-up straitjacket, like a calculated provocation to those who would prefer to think him mad.

In a sure sign of duff direction, one of those totally unbelievable stage slaps is delivered, in which someone strains their sinews, lands a dainty pat on a cheek and has the satisfaction of seeing everyone reel around in goggle-eyed horror.

Brown's program, to "Reel Around the Sun" from the popular Riverdance show, has been viewed nearly four million times on YouTube.

Reel Around the Fountain was arguably the Smiths at their most perfect – a band who understood the dynamics and complexities of both music and life.

Reel Around the Fountain – a song about the loss of innocence, and one tabloid papers suggested was condoning child abuse – was stately and mournful, but never let its melancholy topple over into self pity.

AMY DAVIDSON: Obama reeling around to where he start: a hundred thousand math and science teachers.

On Halloween night, "I was reeling around in the dark, drunk off my ass, and got hit by a car".

Ah, a woman could not know the perils, the complications, yes, the importance of a drunkard's life!…He was not the person to be seen reeling around in the street.

I didn't even see my son's first steps: I had turned my back for a moment at a party, when I heard "Alec just walked!" By the time I reeled around, he was settled back down on the floor, as if nothing had happened.

"I swear, if someone fucking touches me I'll explode!" At which point the man reeled around, perhaps anticipating this touch coming from behind, which further compromised his already compromised balance, making him stumble to the edge, almost over the edge, arms flailing, an endless beat of near-acrobatic struggle before he finally succumbed to gravity and fell backward into the well of the tracks.