Sentence examples for was revolving from inspiring English sources
verb
To orbit a central point.
- The Earth revolves around the sun.
Mr. Scothon said Mattel has studied how children spend time on various activities, including digital devices, and found that a lot of playtime was revolving around the gadgets.
An oak fire, lighted at 7 o'clock, had produced a fine bed of coals beneath the plump hen turkey that was revolving on a stout spit.
As the tweet spiralled across the internet, driven by 100,000 retweets, it seemed as though the whole world was revolving around that room.
Electric fan there was revolving at rate of 1,500 revolutions a minute, or maybe second. 2 of blades were just a blur, but other 2, framed by Neon-lite tube seemed to be standing still.
As early as 1862, he wrote to Dakyns that he was "revolving a Theory of Ethics" and working on "a reconciliation between the moral sense and utilitarian theories" (Sidgwick and Sidgwick, 1906: 75).
Under Obama, the conversation was "revolving around this good immigrant/bad immigrant binary," said García Hernández.
The fruit was revolved by the fruit carrying revolving tray, 60° each time, revolved six times, so as to shoot the complete apple surface.
The controversy, such as it was, revolved around an ad that SodaStream wanted to run during the Super Bowl.
Barack Obama's reluctance to call the coup what it really was revolved around the funding for the Camp David agreement.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The controversy, such as it was, revolved around an ad that SodaStream wanted to run during the Super Bowl.
The PVA solution was revolved using a custom built rotating stage.
