Sentence examples for take a whirl from inspiring English sources

His cronies couldn't wait to take a whirl.

Four members of the armed forces who have served in Afghanistan and Iraq will take a whirl on the dance floor Monday night with President Obama, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and their wives, as part of the first dance at the Commander-in-Chief Commander-in-Chief Commander-in-Chief Mr. Obama's second inauguration.

Lohan is far from the first big screen big name to take a whirl on the London stage — Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt Damon and many others have sought to bump up their actorly kudos with a stint in the West End.

But these days, it seems to be more common for actors to take a whirl in the director's chair.

The Hammer's spinning chairs in its main courtyard — which invite visitors to take a whirl — have become the unexpected selfie standout.

Ribon decided to take a whirl at the same question, framed as "How is this panel different from other panels?" "There's more than one woman on it," Ribon said.

Until that player took AdWhirl, and its revenues, for itself, users of the mediation platform could swap in ads on their apps on the fly from a number of networks (an unlimited number, AdWhirl says on its site), a model that forces more competition in pricing.

Ten days before the trial began the Chattanooga News took a whirl at the higher criticism, and printed the real story of the origin of the Scopes case.

To take for a whirl when you need it the most.

And this does not include Mr. Lance, the seven-time champion, now taking a social whirl rather than zipping up the Alpe d'Huez.

When North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong Un was caught on camera taking a windswept whirl on an amusement park ride last week, there was one burning question on everyone's lips: Who's that guy in the light blue shirt?