whirling

The Liverpool teenager, on loan at Middlesbrough, was a whirling dervish, a human blur taking the fight to Croatia.

Formed around a thudding, slow drum beat, the guitars build to a fully-formed crescendo of whirling tones and unrelenting bass hooks, similar to 1992's Cut.

A gripping device set the log down on the creek bed while the whirling rotor blades kicked up dust.

The dispute has triggered conflicting official statements, pointed comments and unhinged social media posts, all whirling around two athletes in the women’s boxing competition at Arena Paris Nord.

A warning to Ahmanson traditionalists: “A Strange Loop” may shock you with its whirling subversiveness.