Sentence examples for whirlwind on from inspiring English sources

Siemens reaped the whirlwind on that," says Mr Heineman.

Patricia Neary jumps into the fray, a whirlwind on point in her late 50's.

The way in which Bowie released Blackstar fed the whirlwind on social media – which was fitting bearing in mind that he'd said years ago that the internet would revolutionise musicians' relationships with fans.

The book ends with a call to remember the Covenant and with a promise to send Elijah, the 9th-century prophet who ascended into heaven in a whirlwind on a chariot, "before the great and terrible day of the Lord comes".

One of the most recent incidents unleashed an extremely controversial whirlwind on social media.

"Sometimes it's a whirlwind on tour and it's easy to forget all of these amazing places, but every now and then my subconscious pulls up a memory and I reminisce," he says "I'm grateful to have so many of these memories".

For business travellers like 48-year-old Cowie, life can be a never-ending whirlwind of carry-ons, check-ins and clock-changes How do frequent travellers continue to look and feel human, through regular long-haul flights?

Expectations were low that those differences would be resolved in the whirlwind of meetings on Sunday and Monday.

Attempting to understand the psychology of the looters – but not, as certain furious commenters assumed, condone their actions – Zoe Williams stirred a whirlwind of debate on Wednesday.

It arrived in a whirlwind of excitement on 4 December at the official naming ceremony of the new James Bond film, christened Spectre.

A whirlwind of news on Monday strongly suggests that Donald Trump has deep ties to Russia.