"swirl around" or "swirl in"?
| But those, like so many stories that swirl around Ewood Park, turned out to be untrue. |
| Rumors have been swirling around the internet this week that Teresa tried her hardest. |
| Hidden in plain view There are three different Dubais, all swirling around each other. |
| I stood there, paralysed, as the voices began to swirl around me, filling the huge chamber. |
| Ron, the electrical tech, Don and I got out with only the sound of the breeze swirling around us. |
| The answer, of course, is that one can never be sure, especially with the ongoing concerns swirling around China. |
| Rumors have been swirling around the internet this week that Teresa tried her hardest to get backstage and hangout. |
| A mix of Swahili and English swirled around the room along with the smell of strong tea rising with the steam from our mugs. |
| Despite the drama inherent to his profession and the melodrama that swirls around him, Shekhar moves through the story like an ordinary man. |
| A stone wall ran several kilometres around the high city, and a castle too, could be limned from among the mists that swirled around the topmost ramparts. |
| The sound of ice cubes swirling in a glass. |
| So many conflicting thoughts swirling in my mind. |
| Germany mythological history too is swirling in the background. |
| Create a never-ending menagerie of stimulus that?? s constantly swirling in your airspace. |
| Rumors that Catalonia might wish to go its own way and no longer be part of Spain (?!) swirled in the markets this morning. |
| This layered ballistic changes colour as it fizzes, swirling in haze of orange and pink and releasing its sunny lime and neroli fragrance. |
| This song is kind of spacey, with a neat hi-hat rhythm swirling in the background and the clear crystal sound of love working as a secondary melody base. |
| This book swirls with animal life telling us how and why these unlikely partnerships are formed. |
| Drop spoonfuls of peanut butter mixture into chocolate mixture and lightly swirl with a skewer or knife. |
| In the golden afternoon the cafes swirl with life and the buskers are jamming their hearts out, audience or no. |
| It wasn't the only one: the planet has six other major tropical oceanic gyres, all of them swirling with ugly debris. |
| The drink is served in a chilled Old-Fashioned glass that has been swirled with absinthe, resulting in a lingering anise note in the scent and flavor. |
| There is no indication anywhere nearby of the financial crisis swirling across the city. |
| There's a simple, three-note hook at the outset that morphs ever so slightly over six minutes, as house-inflected beats drop in and out and chiming synths swirl within the watery, permeable mix. |
| That sound is swirling before the beat drops in and helps to make everything sound totally crazy, like a state of emergency. |
| Soon music filled the air and the young woman was swirling to its cadences. |
| It involved levitation, furniture being moved through the air, and flying objects swirling towards witnesses. |