And she spun left and rushed deeper into the cathedral.
I spun around in my swivel chair and chatted with Jim.
I put the condom on him, and then he spun me around and pushed me up against the dresser.
Cotton fibers in Edwards's lab, located at the agency's Southern Regional Research Center in New Orleans, are being spun into all kinds of medically promising materials.
And the web of unseen, unknown material that scientists call dark matter, holding everything together, might as well have been spun by the angels until the Large Hadron Collider proves otherwise.
He robbed my purse and I spun my uncle.
An impressive victory would thus be spun as a simple matter of ethnic allegiance.
But advances in technology enabled sugar to be spun, aerated, softened and flavored in new ways, and sold cheaply.
They have traditionally maintained a large number of CPUs that have to be spun up around that activity and it can take 70 hours to finish up the whole protein folding analysis.
Some of the home products have spun off from the products of war industry.
But today heavy industry makes modern bosses shudder: all those assets, the blue-collar workers, the investment, are regarded as risks to be spun off, outsourced or dumped.
Every skilled woman spun with her hands and brought what she had spun-blue, purple or scarlet yarn or fine linen.
Combed yarn used mainly for advanced fabrics and knitwear of raw materials, such as fine-spun, gabardine, tweed, sweater and so on.
He spun this fancy tale about how this beautiful maiden saved his life, but it was all bunkum.
Wool fibers can be spun into yarn.
Or did the Danish authorities simply mishandle a situation that spun out of control?
