It will be a whirlwind tour of the island traversed by many of the 1.1 million men, women and children who have streamed into Europe, mostly from Syria but also from other parts of the Middle East, Africa and Asia last year.
Your wedding day will be a whirlwind.
Essentially, Jon's life for the next month will be such a whirlwind of champagne and signings and photo-ops that he won't have time for the club.
When this happens, Grayling may well no longer be in power, but the rest of us will be reaping the whirlwind of his creation.
According to the New York Jets, the stadium the team wants to build on the West Side of Manhattan will be an economic whirlwind, attracting 60 football games, soccer matches, concerts, trade shows and conventions a year.
The writer Cornelia Funke, who imagined a world in which readers can summon characters out of books, will be unleashing a whirlwind from the pages of her latest novel herself, as she becomes the latest major author to join the self-publishing community.
It will be a busy whirlwind of activity, followed by a week of actions, concerts and events back in the Gulf during the anniversary, memorial many are calling it, of the BP well explosion.
"For many people, it's just showing them money is needed, especially early money, and getting them to see the big picture". And that's the message that will be driving a whirlwind of fundraising activity over the next year, all orchestrated by Gifford.
Foreign policy, for example, does not lend itself to blusukan, and in his first month in office Jokowi will be plunged into a whirlwind of summitry in China, Myanmar and Australia (which he may duck out of).
He sees his family for a few hours, but by Thursday night, he has embarked on what will be a 48-hour whirlwind of get-togethers, interviews, meetings and fundraisers.
The pope, who plans to visit Ukraine in June despite the opposition of the Russian church and its subordinates in Kiev, will be stepping into a whirlwind of clashing creeds and interests.
