Sentence examples for spinning everything from inspiring English sources

El Colmillo bar off Paseo de la Reforma welcomed us with open arms and DJs spinning everything from techno to acid house to Latin jazz.

"I don't for a minute believe that Kevin is just out there spinning everything on his own," said Jennifer Cunningham, a leading New York political consultant who has ties to both men.

There's a mural of a retro tour bus, a D.J. spinning everything from electro-cumbia to mambo and a bar serving dozens of varieties of mezcal from Oaxaca, Jalisco and Michoacán.

At one of his lectures, he declared: "We are whirling through endless space with an inconceivable speed, all around us everything is spinning, everything is moving, everywhere is energy.

But the best of the bunch may be relative newcomer, Herisquare (herisquare.co.ke), a sprawling space with a lush courtyard for long afternoons and a dancefloor spinning everything from the African lingala (also called soukous) to hip-hop late into the evening.

We spun everything from reggae to soul to the occasional Roy Orbison tune.

Ms. Ipekcioglu spins everything from Turkish and Arabic music, to Greek, Balkan and Indian, a style she calls Eklektik BerlinIstan.

This technically dazzling production, based on a Gertrude Stein libretto, uses simulcast video monitors and voice-layering synthesizers to spin everything that is said and done into an orbit of multiple effects.

The paper drew parallels between the selling of the war and other misleading claims: "The government is seen as having 'spun' the threat from Saddam's weapons just as it spins everything else".

With a North African vibe and reliable D.J.'s who spin everything from world music to funk to hip-hop, the bar attracts would-be bohemians — though the $9 cocktails can require a trust fund.

As a teenaged classical violinist just as addicted to hip-hop, soul, jazz and dance music as I was to Bach, Mozart, Schubert and Beethoven, I saved up for years to buy a pair of Technics 1210s, on which I then spun everything from underground garage to 1980s hip-hop and old Miami funk, foraged in basement Soho record shops.