Sentence examples for spinning words from inspiring English sources

Like the writer spinning words around an image in his head?

As fans of the book know, she does this by spinning words in her web, beginning with "Some pig".

During Shirley Clarke's mesmerizing 1967 nonfiction film, "Portrait of Jason," an African-American hustler sits, talks, stands and talks some more, spinning words that sometimes feel like webs and at other times like walls.

There's something magical about even the concept of this novel, a spider, Charlotte, spinning words of support in her web for her friend Wilbur, when it looks like the latter is about to be turned into sausages.

They got into the habit of talking on the phone a couple times a week, about nothing, really, spinning words out of their everyday; the first time she called him, offering him a ride to the S.A.T. class; a week later, he called her, just to try it.

There's no end to the spinning of words.

And I listen to their spinning of words.

A DJ spinning those words for years would know that best.

The media provides their political oxygen and, hence, explains why they spend so much time spinning their words with hired press secretaries, advisers and consultants.

Once again words twist and spin; words influence sales and self-esteem.

His death in season five was brutal and sad and Alicia spent the rest of the series "spinning" – this word crops up about six or seven times.