Sentence examples for revolving round from inspiring English sources
There is, perhaps, a disregard for the consequences of any action, a carelessness about other people and an immaturity – like a two-year-old having a tantrum because the world is not revolving round them.
In Mario Bava's dazzling 1968 comic-book thriller, "Danger: Diabolik," John Phillip Law and Marisa Mell, worn out from a hard day of thievery, roll around naked on a revolving round bed heaped with piles of money.
The reform of welfare in 1996 and the balanced-budget agreement of 1997 came only after a strong shove from the Republicans, who in 1994 had swept Congress; and by then the president's reformist zeal had already become miniaturist, revolving round school uniforms and V-chips in computers.
He seemed now to be a megalomaniac, his speeches filled with "vehement irrationality" and all power revolving round himself.
I found the third play, revolving round the question of whether the uncle should be committed to a home, the most moving, but each work precisely charts the shifting moods within the family and the national psyche.
The astronomical dial represents a geocentric or pre-Copernican view of the universe, with the Sun and Moon revolving round a central fixed Earth, like that of the clock at Ottery St Mary.
The revolving door spins round and round.
In Australian politics, there is a revolving door that swings round and round, fuelled by money and self-interest.
Inside, in the middle of a barnlike space, was a round, slowly revolving stage, with men sitting in rows waiting for the action to start.
By Charles Cooke and James Thurber The New Yorker, August 13 , 1932P. 5 We printed a drawing in which a merry-go-round was revolving clockwise and were immediately flooded with letters saying all merry-go-rounds in America revolved counter-clockwise.
It was also madness to try to simultaneously supervise exhausted children while plucking our many bags from the revolving luggage merry-go-round, which more than one of my kids thought would be fun to ride.
