His way of whirlwinding into The Spectator and The Scotsman – demanding instant change and modernisation – suggests he might mistake busyness for good business.
If Danny Brown's virtuosic Atrocity Exhibition is a travelogue of bad drugs, worse sex, and immutable sadness, then its frenetic centerpiece "When It Rain" is when our protagonist whirlwinds into his Detroit home.
The three movements include the assertive "Proclamation"; the introverted and lyrical "Spontaneous Songs"; and "Dance," whose whirlwind fades into a more pensive mood.
Keith Pelley's whirlwind entry into the chief executive post at the European Tour has seen plenty noise, plenty promise, but thus far minimal delivery.
Across town at the former Craftsteak, which served its last Wagyu flatiron on New Year's Eve, Tom Colicchio has kept much intact amid a whirlwind transformation into Colicchio & Sons, which opened on Jan . 18
'The Whirlwind' went into the concluding session of his second-round match 12-4 dowithithisis opponent needing only one more frame to secure a place in the quarter-finals against Stephen Hendry.
After entering through the academy's gates with their parents and siblings, the young people in Vickers's photographs begin a whirlwind initiation into the regimented world of West Point.
She calls herselfLily and, in clothes that cling "perversely,"dances the mambo like a "demonic whirlwind,"pulling Ricardo into her orbit, awakeninghis lust and enslaving him to the ideathat she alone can answer his desire.
After 50 years of flying pigeons he still quickens with excitement watching a flock wheel across a blue sky, then spiral up like a whirlwind, split apart into two and merge once again, as if they were a corps of ballerinas choreographed by George Balanchine.
