Sentence examples for swivel from from inspiring English sources

Heads swivel from side to side as would-be passengers search for their track.

Operating rooms have at least two beds, so surgeons can swivel from one patient to the next.

Throughout, as Sir Georg listened, his bald head with its big ears would swivel from side to side in metronomic time to the music.

Much like a real child interacting with its parent, iCub's eyes swivel from side to side, its luminous pink eyebrows and mouth glowing with excitement.

Any concerto is a drama, and a percussion concerto more than most: the soloist has to dash or athletically swivel from one instrument to another; the sounds tend to come with exciting actions.

The cook has to decide how much to salt and baste, how to sequence the onions and mushrooms and meat so they're done at the same time, how to swivel from grill to countertop and back, sprinkling a pinch of salt here, flipping a burger there, sending word to the fry cook for the asparagus tempura, all the while keeping an eye on the steak.

It barely moved; just its head swivelled from left to right and back again.

It's part "Desperate Housewives," part "West Wing," swivelling from potboiler twists to inside-the-beltway psychoanalysis.

Slowly, the car inched forward; the driver pulled a sharp left, and it swivelled from the parking space.

Pomahac carefully swivelled from the trolley to the operating table, placing the donor's face where Wiens's own face had been.

In "Blue Valentine," we never actually saw the hinge — the instant, or the indefinable period, at which the lovers' lives swivelled from a pleasure to a grind.