Sentence examples for twister of from inspiring English sources

Monopoly is a product of the Depression-era '30s; Twister of the free-love '60s; Tetris of the bureaucracy of the Soviet Union in the '80s.

I saw several fire-and-water mockups, including a twister of water in a large glass tube, which had fire running through the middle of it.

Despite the tongue twister of a title, this three-volume government study, published in 1998, had a simple point to make: "Disasters don't kill people, buildings do".

Ms. Friedman's Sukie, who has a delightful, self-defining tongue twister of a number about being tongue-tied, emerges as the evening's most complete creation.

Matters mostly turned out otherwise.Politically brilliant, politically ineptEven when the Democrats were in charge in Congress, Mr Clinton turned out to be a poor twister of arms and an erratic salesman of his policies.

Passersby stopped to watch and applaud as Hynes braved his way through a tongue twister of a speech celebrating "Irish heroes and heroines of antiquity" — like Patrick W. Shakespeare and Brian Confucius — pausing only when the ball slipped through the hands of England's goalkeeper and a deafening roar drowned out Joyce's prose.

From a socially awkward game of Twister, to an exploding can of shaving cream it's all there.

Since 1997, Porsche, the German sports car manufacturer, has headed north to this tongue-twister of a Finnish town instead of east, a move that helps explain why it is still making money even as so many automakers are tapping government aid to weather the worst industry downturn in a generation.

Twisters of brightness against grey sky".

Twisters of this severity are very rare in Uruguay.

Or a Dr. Seuss (maybe I'd finally master the tongue twisters of "Fox in Socks").