Sentence examples for revolves when from inspiring English sources

Every time the turner pushes down on the treadle, the mandrel (and the blank, the block of wood into which it has been hammered) revolves; when he releases the treadle, the sapling springs up, spinning the block back again.

Too often for those addicted to opioids, the revolving doors between petty crime and jail stop revolving when they die from drugs.

Easy doesn't mean 3D buttons or cute little icons that revolve when you hold the mouse over them.

"They revolved counterclockwise when the dancers moved clockwise, and they gave the dancers the sense that they were floating," Mr. Cerullo said.

The judge, Mr Justice Hedley, said the case revolved around when Charlotte should be allowed to die rather than if she should.

Streb's plan had been to have dancers climb the ladder as it revolved, even when they were upside down, but so far no one has been able to climb while facing the ground.

One, an arch reaching a height of 12m above water level, offers pedestrians a view of both the historic and new areas of the city as well as allowing boats to pass beneath; the lower deck is at a slope accessible by wheelchairs and bicycles, and splits into two parts that revolve open when boats approach.

Alarmingly, the conversation has revolved around when to torture, rather than whether to torture.

While much of the coverage leading up to the campaign launch -- which included the release of a short video and an announcement on Twitter -- revolved around when, rather than if, Clinton would announce her candidacy, NBC News' Chuck Todd thinks the rollout lived up to all the hype.

The world revolves around wheat when you talk to Forbes.

Most of my life revolves around Ibis when I'm home.