Sentence examples for start to revolve from inspiring English sources

Our lives start to revolve on an axis of meaning, and no longer feel like they're spinning out of control.

Suddenly the crashing begins, and two of the "drummers" start to revolve around us with mallets, beating out a shimmering cacophony that begins to resemble a song.

Even though you want to keep up with your friend as they struggle through their problems, you need to make sure that your life doesn't start to revolve around them.

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Visions of elevation in fiction/non-fiction start to revolve around whiteness; they become your everything.

At the conclusion, the others have decamped, but poor Dave is still there, and the platform starts to revolve in the opposite direction.

What you forgot to say is that this would now mean that the bureaucracy was you: you in your office sending out commands, making up policies, cherry-picking advice on the basis of your own party's ideology and, as the ship has started to revolve and sink, cooking up a new tier of "bureaucracy": the Regional Schools Commissioners.

There's so much spin going on in the lobby and bars of the Marriott in Copenhagen, I'm surprised the hotel isn't ripping off its foundations and starting to revolve.

From that point on, my life started to revolve around an ongoing sense of disappointment and disorientation.

If you're anything like me, the minute you commit yourself to a partner, everything starts to revolve around him or her.

When your day starts to revolve around partying, and when you've got to call off work because you're too partied out, it's time to grow up.