0 past simple and past participle of whirl
Whirled around on the stage, she replaces reason with watching and feeling for guidance.
It produces pleasing sonorities when whirled in the air.
The sound of the instruments whirled in the air is amplified and transmitted to the computer.
Douglas, who is modest, sat silently and benignly as these interpretations whirled over her head.
Round and round he whirled me, though all the other guests had long before disappeared.
He was whirled round, and his arm was broken in six places between the elbow and shoulder; he was bruised about the body.
That is not a new deal; that is the old roundabout on which we have been before, and which nearly whirled us to perdition.
Now it is said that, in spite of all that, a certain number of men are whirled into the forces without proper medical examination, simply because they do not know.
