twirling造句

Nail biting, thumb sucking, hair twirling, foot tapping.

The man was dancing by himself, twirling round and round.

Naomi poured the wine after twirling the cork once or twice.

Then learn how to add even more effects like distant lighting and cloud twirling.

Jessica's Daddy looked very funny in his top hat and twirling his cane.

Governments' obsession about home ownership has contributed as much to the meltdown as any moustache-twirling financier.

On a recent Saturday night, half of the dancers twirling to the latest salsa hits were from Switzerland.

He had "a lady's waist," a victorious manner of trailing his sword and of twirling his mustache in a hook.

The pain. twirling must be in a straight way, and twisting or curving must be avoided. avoided.

There was a little girl 11 twirling around on a bar, one knee wrapped tightly around the bar and fashioned behind her knee.

The valley was filled with rising mists, and he saw before him a ball of reddish colour that was at once rushing, twirling, leaping, roaring and crooning.

When they sat down together, the man would lean forward, thrusting out his chest, while the woman would start twirling her hair.

The selection of needling instruments, the needling depth, the twirling intensities and location of forbidden or careful application must be paid attention in concrete practice.

Through the silver painted outline of a window on a wall are film images of men and women twirling, a scene from "Russian Ark", which was shot in St Petersburg's Hermitage.

Inproving the symptom at irregular pain in upper abdomen and epigastric distention, the tonic twirling of the needle treatment group was better than even reinforcing-reducing method control group.

His gestures are huge in keeping with his long arms, reaching at one moment in a wide arc, at another bringing his hands together with the fingers twirling to suggest a finer point in the discussion.

Cilia on the outer surface of the embryo's underside, an area called the ventral node in mammals, exhibit a characteristic twirling movement that wafts chemical messengers over to the left side.

"When my daughter was 2, I found her twirling paper towel tubes, tied with twine, in the air. I asked her what she was doing. She said she was practicing her "nun chucks".