Sentence examples for whirl more from inspiring English sources

By the way, the wind speeds measured during the Hamburg fire storm only reached 112 mph, making the Redding "fire whirl" more intense than a fire storm that resulted from the carpet bombing of an entire city.

Modern times have thrown this idea of belonging in a whirl more and more as we are distancing ourselves from our unique identities.

Inside this tank, they placed a small ring that whirled more rapidly than the cylinder.

Understand the paradox: If you study the physics of a waterspout, you will see that the outer vortex whirls far more quickly than the inner one.

Miners have also been working longer hours and using more-efficient technology, such as machines with spinning chisels that whirl up more dust.

Your appetite for adventure and the social whirl is more likely to hold sway.

Since whirling is more than just a dance, the sheikh wouldn't teach me the whirling ritual of Rumi, until I had proven myself in meditation and service on a forty-day retreat.

It appears giving queer sex a whirl is becoming more popular -- or at the very least, more people are now willing to admit they've had a same-sex sexual encounter.

Internal fire whirls are much more dangerous and destructive than non-whirling fires in the shaft and deserve more attention.

Fire whirls are much more common.

Black-and-white beadwork glazed the shoulders of a printed caftan, and wedge heels flashed still more whirling patterns.