| A semi-hard paste slab is introduced into a mold which is itself placed on a whirler. |
| Has Ali Salman, a renowned whirler and twirler and darling of the odd diplomatic set, got all the boys dancing with the fairies and seeing conspiracies behind every palm tree? |
| Tomorrow the whirler will be married to a sharp, probably dodgy uber-businessman. |
| She was already and always a whirler and if his book was just caught up in the energy already engaged, tant mieux. |
| The body of the whirler is meant to be supple, with eyes open but unfocused so that images become blurred and flowing. |
| Shortly thereafter, one Whirler was cornered by the manager, who wanted to know what he was doing. |
