"Even though he now regarded himself as an expert twirler," he writes, "he still liked it that you couldn't predict, when you pulled on one strand, which strand on the opposite side of the plate would snake towards you through the giant tangle".Ms Meloy is a relative newcomer.
The days of open-topped practice facilities, when admittedly a young twirler risked being belted back over his head for miles, were lost, to be replaced with closed nets which, as often as not, impeded a perfectly flghted googly before its trajectory had even in earnest begun.
But the best thing, by far, about Graeme Swann in this Ashes year is that he is an England twirler who takes wickets and has emerged as a real threat to batsmen everywhere.
At John Dickinson High School, Stroman donned the blue-and-white school colors as a baton twirler, adept at toss turns, double and triple turns, around-the-world, and choreographed her crew for halftime shows.
As Steel Mill dissolved, Springsteen dreamed up a temporary lark: Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom, a kind of Noah's-ark carnival act, with two of everything — guitarists, drummers, singers — plus Garry Tallent on tuba, a baton twirler, and two guys from the Upstage who played Monopoly onstage.
These amateur-professional collaborations began in 2010 as the brainchild of Liam Wyatt, a former bartender, fire twirler, podcaster and vice president of Wikimedia Australia, during an unpaid five-week stint as Wikipedian in residence at the British Museum.
Professional hair-twirler Juliette Lewis has always been cut more slack for her Scientology than Cruise and Travolta.
A tree stump, a nail and a 10-foot strip of tin became a twirler-whirler.
He danced for seven hours a day for seven months to get up to the right standard for the film, got over the humiliation of being taught by buff Brazilian hunks in a fully mirrored room until he became a proper toe-twirler.
Previously the most normal man in Madchester, excitement (or something) has reinvented him as a gurning, mike-twirler.
After dinner, our waitress shed her shoes and did a fire dance, spinning flaming torches like an Ole Miss baton-twirler gone loco, as the kitchen staff provided the music on congas and bongos.
