twirls造句

A man with a mustache wearing a tall twirls in a tight circle.

Other activities included a bicycle parade, "hula-hoop" twirls and a brief swim in Copenhagen's famous harbor.

Also if she touches her hair she is attracted to you and if she twirls the ends then she really likes you.

In March, he held a school pageant, where boys and girls dressed in their Sunday best and did twirls onstage, with hundreds of parents giggling and snapping pictures.

Spyler twirls the gold rings at one end of a tightrope, the yellow canary flies through the rings, and CeCe holds the straw in her mouth for balance at the other end of the tightrope.

To facilitate the cleaners, the sharks were seen swimming in a standing position, doing ballet-like twirls so that the fish washers could get at every nook and cranny.

Casually he transfers the handle from one hand to the other, catching it as it twirls, the music leaping around him as if it would whisk him and his machine over the rooftops and away past Notre Dame Cathedral or along the Champs Elysees.