She swiveled around her computer screen toward me, and googled ny weather.
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As they swiveled around, they undulated as a spangled unit, like an inky, iridescent sea creature.
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The insurance institute first started testing headlights in 2016 to see how well lamps that swiveled around bends, known as curve-adaptive headlamps, would perform.
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Excusing himself, he swiveled around in his chair, head bent over a guitar, trying wrangle a better sound out of the Fender draped across his lap.
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There were the flip phones with teeny screens on the outside and cameras that swiveled around the hinge (LG CU500, a memorable device with a forgettable name).
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I may not have absorbed every narrated detail as I swiveled around, mouth agog at flying fishes, burning churches, and a cave with a human buttocks for an entrance.
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The fanciest electric typewriters at that time used a "type ball"—a sphere covered with letters in a given font that swiveled around as you typed, instead of individual typebars.
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When a classmate tried to walk off with one of her bags, the girl held out the palm of her hand and shouted "No" at such a high volume that Ms. Sandberg's head swiveled around.
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Each time I heard that flump, I swiveled around trying to see the fish that had produced it — until I realized that by the time you can turn your head, you'll already have missed it.
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I never see myself coming, which is why I felt surprised when, standing on the balcony the night of my birthday party, I swiveled around to flirt with Max and broke a fist-sized string light bulb with the sway of my right hip alone.
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NASA's cold motor test of the SLS booster / Screenshot of NASA live feed NASA's cold motor test of the SLS booster / Screenshot of NASA live feed At the end of the test, a robotic arm swiveled around the end of the booster to extinguish the flame.
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Justin Timberlake made an appearance alongside Madonna, at the Roseland Ballroom in New York, to perform the song. As Timbaland appeared on the video screens, the beat of the song started. The four side-stage video screens began to glide across the stage, and swiveled around to reveal Timberlake behind one and Madonna behind the other. They performed the song in a similar choreography from the music video.
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First reviewed in 1993, the MDR-V600 was designed to satisfy DJs who wanted a greater emphasis on bass. To help DJs in cuing songs with one ear, the MDR-V600's earcups can be swiveled around backwards. In a test of virtual surround on a portable DVD player, using the movie House of Flying Daggers, the MDR-V600 was praised: "the imaging, separation, and clarity of sound was impressive".
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