Everyone rises, circles the semicircle of white sand twice and changes chairs.
Though it has some very attractive features — Teresina, leaning back onto Gennaro and turning her face to him, extends a leg sideways and flourishes it in rising circles — it weakens the structure of the act, whose emphasis is on larger ensembles.
He approached the offending object warily but with his temper rising, circled it, pushed it about a bit, began to take liberties with it, settled in with it, called for a cup of tea next to it, and finally began disassembling it.
That DNA might give rise to circles as it replicates, and the yeast work suggests that the circles of any kind of DNA that can replicate could have an aging effect.
A semi-professional wrestler and supervisor in Tesco, Broughton rose in Ukip circles during the 2015 general election, when he fought for the north-east seat of Hartlepool, one of the party's key target seats.
Installed in 2006 with US backing, Maliki's star rose within American circles in 2007 when he permitted US forces to pursue the Shia militia of Moqtada al-Sadr in Baghdad and later ordered his own to attack the militia in Basra.
Hannah's lines invigorate and intoxicate, his language delivering us into an American version of what Rilke called "a more powerful reality — rising and circling, poised but wild".
Sneaking curious little glances at the four princes who have come to court her, she beautifully suggested the giddiness of finding herself an object of romantic admiration in the lovely sequence of turns in which both feet do tiny little runs in one spot as her upper body bends and her arms rise to circle her head.
As a police van passed, an old song rose from the circle: "We shall not, we shall not be moved / Just like a tree that's planted by the water / We shall not be moved".
At a window size of 200 ms, however, the linear classifier (solid line with circle) rose above all other classifier types.
