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He was whirled across the floor with the other men.

He whirled and was out the door before anyone could stop him.

She started and whirled to find him at the door.

Then she heard a sound behind her and whirled around.

She was still in the air when John whirled around.

He took a single step after her and then whirled around.

On the point of following her, she whirled back again.

They whirled around me and began to close up once more.

A moment later and the car had whirled him away.

Then she whirled around and looked up at the keep.

He whirled in time to see the thing go down.

One of the other men whirled around at the sound.

She whirled to face him, the moment they were alone in his room.

I whirled toward the third guy, who should have been on top of me.

Her mind whirled with the events of the past few hours.

They whirled to see the Mother herself standing a few feet away.

Next moment the Doctor had whirled her to the well.

He'd already turned to leave, but now he whirled back.

And sometimes the young leader on the left whirled, too.

Then it died as she whirled across the room again.

But when she whirled on him, he had already made it to the door.

Her mind whirled around, trying to think what the message she'd found might be.

Brother Paul whirled around at the sound of his name.

I whirled to see what had become of the Lady.

So many questions whirled through her mind, and she picked one.

For a week, I was in such a home whirl.

And in the whirl of change may come to be one.

For families with more than one child, the social whirl can be especially trying.

A week, a month, and you were ready to go back to the social whirl.

His head was in a whirl of hope and wonder.

It was a whirl of ideas, and they held together.

It is so easy to be caught up in the whirl.

The next two days passed in a whirl of activity.

I was much too busy thinking, my mind in a whirl.

The trouble is, I get all of a whirl at times like that.

Even with his thoughts in a whirl, he was thinking the same thing.

He had found the answer too late to present his whirl into the empty room.

At a more new story the whirl goes through globe.

George sat down but his thoughts were in a whirl.

Then, out of a mental whirl, he became himself again.

His whirl came just as the door was fully opened.

He wanted to say something, but his mind was a whirl of emotions.

Quite honestly, my head is still in a bit of a whirl.

By the end of the day Hunt's mind was in a whirl.

Only in the eye of the whirl could he find solid ground.

And from the center of the whirl came a clear white beam in answer to his call.

His head was still in such a whirl that he felt confused.

She came across the room in a whirl of skirts, with both hands out.

If you're in the same whirl that I was, you'd better take a trip there.

Books and learning delighted her more than the social whirl.