Sentence examples for whirl about from inspiring English sources
It was like looking into an unknown sky and seeing the stars suddenly whirl about until they formed the age-old, long-familiar constellations of my childhood.
"If, however, they whirl about like particles in a kaleidoscope, ceaselessly changing position, it takes no small amount of energy simply to plant one's feet on solid ground without falling".
Trudy's thrilled, and they whirl about before setting to work.
Don't wear a big grin all day or a "never-ending smile" either--try to wipe an uncomfortable grin off your face; relax a little do the deep breath again... Avoid erratic behavior--don't act shocked, shake your head, whirl about, giggle (for no apparent reason); Avoid rambling speech--get back on topic; Do not argue or accuse people of insults, etc. in a public place.
Characters whirl about one another in Altman films.
As people whirl about her, armed with make-up brushes, cameras and notebooks, she remains quietly unhurried and benignly encouraging.
Some closed their eyes as they whirled about; others stomped the hardwood in defiant joy.
The tornado is the grayness gathered together and whirled about and unleashed, so to speak, against itself.
The drum spins, the centrifugal force pinning him against its wall; it hurtles on, but Doinel holds still before us, simultaneously whirled about and held down.
The king (a coltish, willowy William Bracewell) is whirled about by his machiavellian chancellor (glowering Iain Mackay).
