Pairs of girls twirled around, arm in arm and perfectly balanced.
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Recently, two sickly teenage girls were twirled around by dashing romantic leads.
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Ten propellers twirled around her as I watched from 50 feet away.
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He occasionally uses his leg, twirled around his paddle, to move and steer his sampan.
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Since 2004 the probe has twirled around Saturn, studying the gas giant's rings, storms and moons.
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At one point, she delivered a "whee!" and twirled around, her arms fully extended above her head.
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She interacted with guests and twirled around the restaurant all while still serving some serious Blue Steel throughout.
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Isadora Duncan, a matriarch of modern dance, had been more decent as she twirled around the columns a few years earlier.
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At the dinner, Diana twirled around on the dance floor with fellow guest John Travolta as songs from "Saturday Night Fever" played.
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As she approached the camera, she took off her hat and proudly declared "Free!" as she twirled around while the waves crashed ashore.
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At other times, Shkreli pulled on his hair, and twirled around in his chair, facing completely away from the jury at one point.
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The American Ballet Theater dancer gracefully twirled around in the 3.75-inch stilettos to demonstrate how the brand's footwear seamlessly brings together fashion with function.
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For this Thursday's episode of Lip Sync Battle, Tatum fully committed to a rendition of "Let It Go." He donned Elsa's gown and white braid and twirled around.
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With her arms outstretched she twirled and twirled around, the afternoon sunlight shining through her pale skirt and picking out the highlights in her long reddish brown hair.
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Aguilera danced the night away with McCartney on the dance floor and chatted with Katy Perry as she twirled around and snacked on the party's food of choice: pizza.
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Blue Ivy Carter's no stranger to busting out a dance move, whether it's with her mom Beyoncé or dad Jay Z. She's even twirled around with Coldplay's Chris Martin.
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The audience was blown away by the surprise, including co-host Chrissy Teigen, who cheered as Raisman, 22, and Biles, 19 – both clad in tutus – danced and twirled around Munn, 36.
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Shortly after the pair twirled around the dance floor to the tune of Bruno Mars' "Just the Way You Are," host Tom Bergeron ushered them to the center of the ballroom.
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By the end of their performance, the singers dangled high above the crowd in an umbrella-shaped contraption as their backup dancers twirled around them and confetti fell onto the audience.
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She was wearing a very pretty dress, but it wasn't until she twirled around and it flew up in a circle [that] I knew it was my favorite look of the night.
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In an instantly iconic moment, Princess Diana and John Travolta twirled around the dance floor at a 1985 White House state dinner hosted by then-President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan.
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Part reimagining of Chaplin's Modern Times and part terrifying portrait of our dystopian future, Ilic's latest video features the artist getting twirled around by an industrial manufacturing robot while painting abstract marks on a large canvas.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Certain raw fish dishes could be served at any number of New York restaurants, like slices of sea bass showered with brittle strands of fried brussels sprouts, or raw cherry trout twirled around crunchy nests of fried potato threads.
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One card showed a couple speaking over the telephone to friends in India, with a camera obscura image of their friends projected on the wall. Another showed a brightly-lit passenger submarine. The company also distributed paper models of people such as a policement or jockey with a toothpick as an axle. When assembled and twirled around the toys would perform acrobatics.
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A peg wood (also pegwood) is a cleaning tool used in watchmaking to clean pivot and other small holes. A peg wood consists of a thin piece or dowel of wood that the user shapes to be pointed. The point is twirled around the hole to be cleaned to remove dirt. A new point is cut and the operation is repeated until the peg wood is clean when removed from the hole.
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Wu Song became mesmerised by Zhou Tong's display of superior swordsmanship. When he twirled around and ended up facing in his direction, Wu Song recognised Zhou Tong as the old man he had bumped into on the bridge earlier in the day. He realised that Zhou Tong must be a great master adept in the art of the "deep breath" technique. Wu Song tomb During his practice, Zhou Tong let out a mountain-crumbling scream and fell onto his back while kicking one leg into the air.
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Zhou wielded his swords to and fro and did it so fast that the flashes of light cast from the blades made it look like his entire body was wrapped in snow. Even if a person threw a bowlful of writing ink at him, not a single drop of it would tarnish his clothing. Wu became mesmerized by Zhou's display of superior swordsmanship. When he twirled around and ended up facing in his direction, Wu recognized Zhou as the old man he had bumped into on the bridge earlier in the day.
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Begleri (Greek: μπεγλέρι) is a small skill toy consisting of one or more beads at either end of a short string or fine chain. The toy can be flipped and twirled around the fingers to perform tricks. The begleri originated in Greece, and was originally derived from the komboloi, which serves the function of worry beads, and are often flipped around to pass the time or keep the hands busy. While komboloia have beads forming a closed circle, begleri beads are threaded on an open strand, usually in a symmetrical formation, with equal weighting at either end.
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