“The whirl of snow rises up next to me, completely engulfs me, and quickly passes over.”

“It can be difficult to avoid getting caught up in the constant whirl of activity.”

“Albertina was in great demand as a speaker and she was swept into a whirl of meetings and rallies.”

“Just how the economic whirligig will affect retailers' upfront buys still remains highly subjective.”

“The whole whirligig of sights and sounds and bodies rushing forward seemed to be aimed directly at me.”

“I chose to read this edited collection piecemeal as I attempted to cling on board the whirligig of a new teaching year.”

“Tomorrow the whirler will be married to a sharp, probably dodgy uber-businessman.”

“The body of the whirler is meant to be supple, with eyes open but unfocused so that images become blurred and flowing.”

“A semi-hard paste slab is introduced into a mold which is itself placed on a whirler.”

“Behind the cross, crude propeller blades on whirligigs made by local artist R A Miller and planted on Windy Hill, spin and twirl on gusty days.”

“The wide range of works includes quilts, rugs, needlework, paintings, works on paper, weather vanes, whirligigs, decoys, and painted furniture.”

“Fun things include making whirligigs, first-place ribbons, preserves, and jams along with staging your own fair.”