Now... Whirling Neon Light

Leaves were whirling in the air.

We'll be whirling around with such ease

I'm confounded and dazed, my head is whirling!

Individual dancers seem lost in the whirling, hysterical throng.

Individual dancers seem lost in the whirling, hysterical throng.

In the end, stories move like whirling dervishes, drawing circles beyond circles.

I was like a guy suffering from shock. Things were whirling around in my head.

That was off the chain last night, guru. You were a whirling dervish of craziness, homes.

Student I feel as stupid after all you've said, as if a miller's wheel were whirling in my head.

The only thing that worked was having a computer learn by itself how to fly this helicopter. Helicopter whirling

The world seemed to splash into a million whirling specks of light, and subsequent proceedings interested him no more. gt

When we define, we use language to set borders around a thing that we've perceived in the whirling chaos of existence.

It was strange to see him smoking his mouth, and throat, pharynx and nares, became visible as a sort of whirling smoke cast.

The source of the word gorgeous can be found in the Latin word, gurges, used by the Romans to describe a whirling, swirling whirlpool.

Immediately after, the stranger's hat hopped off the bed post, described a whirling flight in the air through the better part of a circle, and then dashed straight at Mrs. Hall's face.

He goes down in the whirling heart of such a masterless commotion that he scarce heeds the moment when he drops seething into the yawning jaws awaiting him and the whale shoots to all his ivory teeth, like so many white bolts, upon his prison.