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Discover Ludwig'whirl round' is a valid phrase in English and can be used in both spoken and written English.
It means to spin or swirl rapidly in a circle. For example: "The colorful leaves whirl round in the autumn breeze."
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Black deconstructs her shapes a stage further, then tops them off with a whirl round Superdrug.
I whirl round in a delicious dream in which in one instant I live a thousand years".
And, as Mark Wendland's ingenious designs whirl round, Willy's past and present merge in a nightmarish kaleidoscope.
As the two dancers whirl round each other, Khan spins on his heels, arms slicing like scimitars.
Right… here's a new artist, a new star-in-the-making, who we predict is going to whirl round the business like a tornado".
The interior of the node is lined with hundreds of tiny hairs, called cilia, which whirl round and round at a rate of 10 times a second.
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He mimics the sound of a 55-metre-long rotor whirling round a windmill's mast.
But the tornado, heading east, whirled round suddenly to head north, sending his car somersaulting for half a mile.
She remembers "…a stunning kaleidoscope of women, men and ideas whirling round a special time and place".
Rivalry whirled round his wildly fashionable, featherlight, multicoloured and multiflavoured macaroons; if Mr Lenôtre was not their inventor, he still named his house Villa Macaron after them.
For the same reason, in strong breezes, when the waves break, though there may be a whirling round, there can be no cavity.
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