The animal leaps into the flames with its rider and "disappeared amid the whirlwind of chaotic fire", thereby killing the last of the Metzengerstein clan.
Since then, Rae has been a whirlwind of creativity, firing out new series, comedy clips and arch commentaries on explicit hip-hop – Ratchetpiece Theatre, The "F" Word, The Choir, Black & Sexy TV's Roomieloverfriends – at an almost terrifying speed.
They won a huge ovation for their dynamic account of the 1806 Beethoven work, the last of the three "Razumovsky" Quartets, which ends with a hyper-virtuosic finale, a whirlwind of rapid-fire counterpoint.
Despite the whirlwind of media coverage the Fire Phone received this week, Amazon introduced the newcomer with traditional pricing and payment options.
Its a ride-the-whirlwind-of parties situation.
The prophet Ezekiel, looking into the northern sky, witnesses a blazing whirlwind, "a fire infolding itself," out of which appear four creatures, their wings "stretched upward" — soaring angels sent by a creator in Heaven.
Amid the whirlwind of outlandish claims, which he fired at me, machine gun-like, through bellows of cigar smoke, I became disorientated, unable to identify the lines between fact, fiction, fantasy, delusion and wind-up.
Vas is a one-man whirlwind of off-the-cuff asides, rapid-fire patter and evocative picture painting.
For short, descriptive entries on closely related phenomena not covered in this article, see waterspout, whirlwind, and fire storm.
What other American has produced a virtuoso étude more original than this carnival show-stopper, whose rapid-fire strumming evokes Stephen Foster's "Camptown Races" in a whirlwind of pulsating, strobe-lighted color?
