It is highly likely that more senior politicians and officials will follow Hague and revolve into the influence industry, such is the current demand.
Somebody comes right out of the oil industry, they revolve into the government regulator, and the door returns again and revolves, and they go back out into the industry.
It is likely that due to failure of these women to support their family and relatives, resulting in the whole family to revolve into the poverty circle, especially if the woman was the family's breadwinner.
Chiaroscuro shots of her muscled back and legs parallel the powerful body work of the car; rapid bourrées morph into motorway speeds, smoothly revolving pirouettes into turning wheels.
I revolve back into the normality of the Sheffield evening, but George slips back off into the underworld, where there, at least, he is king.
A bird flapping into the sides of the cabinet transforms into a fish revolving around a globe propped in a field.
The lawyer also said he sees "eerie similarities" between the Clinton investigation, which began as a probe into a real estate deal and turned into a case revolving around the president's affair with an intern, and the ongoing efforts by special counsel Robert Mueller to look into Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election. .
While Andre Marriner was not quite convinced, the good news for Pardew was that his players were clearly buying into a gameplan revolving around rapid changes of pace as Newcastle oscillated between tight defence and lightning breaks.
Stadium development was funded by loans: earlier this year the Rugby Football Union entered into a £50m revolving credit facility with RBS over five years to finance the east stand redevelopment at Twickenham, which will start after next year's Six Nations, as well as the laying of artificial pitches at community level, two-thirds of which has already been drawn down.
