Sentence examples for spinning about from inspiring English sources

In local government, Labour keeps spinning about "new localism".

They are especially fetching when wearing tutus and spinning about like whirling dervishes.

He talked to the people he was spinning about how cleverly he was spinning them.

And he warned ministers against "irresponsible spinning about Keynesian spending splurges," which had "spooked the money markets".

They were hitting forehands that in general were spinning about 1,800 to 1,900 revolutions per minute".

Those machines were much smaller, and there was a wide variety of them, including models with two-bladed rotors spinning about a horizontal axis, and vertical-axis machines.

Thomas Fitzgibbon, his gym teacher, testified that Daniel had been spun about by a classmate.

Then, when the sitters were thoroughly spun about, they had to walk a wooden rail when they could barely stand up, all while Jeff Probst yelled taunts at them.

Fireflies spin about, and every now and then I lift my head to see if one of the bugs is really an approaching rescue light.

And you can often feel spun about from the displays' short attention spans.

For example, quantum theory says that each of the states corresponding to spin about the x-axis is a superposition of the two states with spin about the y-axis.