Sentence examples for usual spiral from inspiring English sources

High among the Adjunct's embarrassing searches was Rye Lilly, the author of "The Suction," and the usual spiral of related results: profiles, political contributions, real estate records, class notes, club memberships, wedding announcements, obits.

Instead the Pollaks installed a wider-than-usual spiral, with wooden treads and metal railings, that she feels "almost becomes an architectural element in the space".

He made throws of various distances, and the ball spun in its usual tight spiral.

The usual method involved spiral coiling of rolls of clay.

We aren't going to pretend to know exactly what has been taking all these birds down (the heat? anti-graffiti cleanser?), but with all the scattered limbs and feathers our block is starting to look much more like the inlay for the Downward Spiral than usual.

Equally important is ensuring that the U.S. human rights dialogue with China, set to resume at some undisclosed point in the future, does not spiral into the usual unproductive finger-pointing.

Subtler and more romantic than your usual spook fare, the plot spirals out of a gay love story – surely the first such intrigue in a mainstream TV spy drama – and is propelled by Whishaw's perpetually downtrodden Danny.

They are part of a forties-New York efflorescence, the blinking, stable, dynamic, and yet still rectilinear energy — an image of energy that breaks with the usual organic forms of ecstatic spirals and gyres.

Not only are there the usual disagreements over how to deal with spiralling debt, fight corruption and create jobs.

She performed a feathery triple lutz-double toe loop combination, arched her back with elasticity on her layback spin and drew her usual sustained applause for the extended flow of her spiral maneuver.

"Their concern is that their taxes will continue to spiral up if we continue to do business as usual," said Dr. Hudson.