Spall spins a good story; he paints a picture with words.
Thus enlightened, I return to the shelves to discover that, among the plethora of recipes for coq au vin, a handful concede they can also be made with riesling "along the same lines" – somewhat surprisingly, given that rich, dark coq au vin and tangy, creamy coq au riesling seem two very different spins on the same basic ingredients to me.
The assistant goes to the end of the shop and says, "hey, some asshole wants to buy half a lettuce!" He spins around and sees the customer behind him.
Blaszczykowski spins away from his marker on the edge of the area and lobs the onrushing Cech from 15 yards out.
hoopingmad.co.uk 3. Lindy Hop Developed in the smoky jazz clubs and basements of New York's Harlem in the 20s and 30s, Lindy Hop is one of the most popular forms of swing dance, characterised by its tap- and Charlston-inspired footwork and signature spins, jumps and throws.
Following the Miley school of positive spins, one would half expect Rolf Harris to tweet an upbeat "No 1 trending in the UK!" What next for Miley?
You're engaged in the numbers that the game spins out and engaged with millions of others in the same way.
The Wachowski brother admitted to being inspired by the original 1995 Ghost in the Shell movie, which this series spins off from.
In Expensive People, Oates spins a gothic tale about the leafy upscale suburbs; the exaggerated doom has a Nabokovian ring.
It spins huge rolls, 6.4 metres wide (21.3 feet) wide, that are then cut into more manageable sizes.
