Sentence examples similar to spinning sinking from inspiring English sources

Typing on my laptop was difficult as my head spun, stomach sank and monitor shifted.

The ball spun and sank low, and Clark golfed it with a full, easy and powerful swing.

In 2006, the firm lobbied for General Motors as the carmaker sought government permission to spin off its sinking lending division.

Joined for Augustine by a five-piece band – including backing singer and horn player – Hynes spins, sinks to the floor and slinks close to the edge of the stage, eliciting squeals from teen fans.

Stiles is known for spinning around defenders to sink 3-pointers, slicing through the lane and hitting soft fade-away jumpers.

Romero pumped his right fist and spun around in excitement after sinking a 45-footer for birdie on No. 10, but his emotions quickly turned as he bogeyed the next four holes.

I am spinning records in the sink – essentially circling the water with a cleaning brush – because the music on the radio has moved me so much.

Police said Guode sped into Lake Gladman at about 70 mph — and that she kept her foot on the gas with the wheels spinning even as the car started sinking.

Whenever a boat sinks, I find myself spinning like a madman, desperately searching for information, for lists of the drowned and any details about them – which towns or villages they were from, their family names, pictures of them.

"Would you ever put that in the headline for a male star?" Whether she's relieving herself in a sink in "Bridesmaids," spinning in a harness on "Saturday Night Live" or whipping Sandra Bullock's strait-laced character into shape in "The Heat,"  the Emmy-winning "Mike & Molly" star will do "almost anything for a laugh," she said.

The wheels began spinning, we came to a halt and sank up to the doors, and the engine stalled.