Sentence examples for twisting about from inspiring English sources

The German shepherds soon settled into the routine, but the Malinois kept twisting about on its leash, registering each face like a laser scanner.

The New Yorker, December 29, 1934 P. 9 With social values dodging and twisting about, we regard it as something of a duty to preserve at least a decent feeling for the nobility.

"All the Way" found Christine Dunham and Christopher Mattox curling and twisting about each other.

These motions gradually gained intensity until the dancers were twisting about and flinging themselves forward.

One scene featured the bosomy Lebanese singer Dana Halabi twisting about in minidresses singing, "At your service, Sir".

Wearing a dark suit and red gloves, Mr. Liu moved with great urgency, often twisting about and waving his arms.

"Twist about?" She thought for a moment.

It was clear, as they twisted about in their infant seats, that these babies were high-maintenance, difficult to comfort.

"Why do you twist about like that every so often?" She looked at Samsa with her lips slightly parted.

Men stared wordlessly into the ripped-out interiors of workshops, the contents hurled and tossed and twisted about as if by a tornado.

Among the surprises: a proto-modernist still-life of a sectioned nautilus shell that anticipates Weston's and a picture of his daughter's baby doll twisted about on a rumpled bed in a way that Hans Bellmer might have appreciated.