At this point, you might reach for your trusty hand cream, but being advised to wash your hands at every given opportunity feels as though you're just going round in circles.
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I've seen inmates who smoked synthetic pot naked on all fours, going round in circles in their cell barking like a dog; then the next day, they'll have no recollection of it.
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"We can't keep spending all our time on a roundabout," declared Jacline Mouraud, a founder of the gilets jaunes: "Because, in any case, that would only end up going round in circles."
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In 2019, Somewhere was included in Richard Brody's list of the 27 best films of the decade. Sight & Sound magazine, published by the British Film Institute, described Somewhere as "going round in circles" and noted that many viewers would "write off Coppola's film as the whining of the privileged", but also acknowledged "a delicate portrait of a still-maturing pre-teen daughter".Wiglye, Samuel. Review:Somewhere. Sight and Sound, Vol 21, Issue 1, January 2011, p.
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At 2.30am the Ruby and Arthur Reed found the stricken yacht going round in circles with all sails set. At Davies request the sails were lowered and the yacht was taken into tow. The weather conditions made it impossible for the husband and wife to be taken off the yacht or for a lifeboatman to be put aboard. The decision was taken to tow the yacht in a southerly direction towards Bacton, a task that took the lifeboat seven hours.
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Draw a line on the disc joining two points with the same image. If the image of this line is the boundary of an embedded disc (called a Whitney disc), then it is easy to remove the double point. However this argument seems to be going round in circles: in order to eliminate a double point of the first disc, we need to construct a second embedded disc, whose construction involves exactly the same problem of eliminating double points. Casson's idea was to iterate this construction an infinite number of times, in the hope that the problems about double points will somehow disappear in the infinite limit.
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" They cited First Contact as the album in which house music finally had found a new direction, after the genre had been "going round in circles uncertain of which direction to take." The BBC's reviewer said the album was an "excellent hour's work, because when this hits the streets it will send shivers down the spines of inferior wannabes who have been polluting the airwaves with second-rate dance music." Dave Simpson of The Guardian called First Contact "an extraordinarily absorbing record" that sounds "at once eerily uplifting and emotional, statuesque and clinical." In a positive review, Christian Ward of the NME described the album as "a brace of awesome disco-house soon-to-be classics," and commented that, while not innovative, the album proves Sanchez could repeatedly "hit a particular Ibiza-kissed clubfloor G-spot.
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Mel Pinto (born September 9, 1923, Tangiers, Morocco), became one of the first importers of European racing bikes into the United States in 1958 when he opened Mel Pinto Imports in northern Virginia and began selling Gitane bicycles on consignment. Later, Pinto was the first to import Shimano’s Dura- Ace components into the U.S."Mel Pinto: Importer of Fine Bicycles", Bicycle Quarterly, Vol. 9, No. 3, Spring 2011Biography , National Velo Club website In 1960, Pinto became a founding member of the Federation of Washington Area Bicycle Clubs, now known as the National Capital Velo Club, and in 1963 revived the moribund National Capital Open bicycle race in Washington, D.C., reestablishing it as an annual event on The Ellipse until the race's demise in 1988.50 Years of Going Round in Circles – A History of the National Capital Open , Neil Sandler, National Capital Open 1988 Program Pinto sold Mel Pinto Imports in 2009 and, now retired, resides in Virginia outside of Washington, D.C.
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Waltrip admitted in his biography DW: A Lifetime Going Round in Circles (published in 2002) that it was a life- changing crash: when he heard drivers and fans joking that the crash would "knock him sane" or "finally shut him up", he realized for the first time how unpopular he was and resolved to clean up his image. Waltrip often referenced the crash when asked to be a keynote speaker at national events. The practice of allowing lapped cars to attempt passing the leader at the finish line when taking the caution was prohibited after the 2003 Sylvania 300 at Loudon, NH when after Dale Jarrett crashed and numerous cars nearly struck Jarrett's disabled car on the race to gain a lap back, leading to the development of the current beneficiary rule. The concussion protocol was adopted in 2014 after Dale Earnhardt, Jr. (whose grandfather helped Waltrip with his first Cup car) took himself out of two races in the 2012 season after two concussions—one in August (Kansas tire test) and in October (Talladega race crash).
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