Nearly every issue of the
Whirl included lists of curious blurbs that appeared under the heads WHY and WHO.
This makes it possible to use
WHIRL to join relations with incompatible schemas.
The
Whirl still uses screaming headlines to gain attention: "More Than 20 Shots Fired In Fatal Attack On Boy, 16; City's Body Count at 100.
Then shape was corrected, according to functional parameters of
whirl pump--mainly inlet and outlet spiral of the pump.
The first in a planned range of products called Cakes of America, Cinnamon
Whirl has carried off the ultimate accolade: Catering Product of the Year in the British Frozen Food Federation's annual awards.
In a food processor,
whirl 2 garlic cloves until finely chopped.
Then you will feel your senses reel And your heart begin to
whirl And I'll buy all your roses and lilies And lavender, girl.
The technology subsequently purchased by True Temper, was a
Whirl Wet Model MCD (Modular Conveyor Drag-out) wet dust collection system, manufactured by TriMer Corporation (Owosso, MI).
Louis weekly Evening
Whirl and the upstart Midnight X tra, and before it is all over with, the two weekly crime sheets could end up duking it out in a courtroom.
Americans' Taste Buds Have Spoken: Democratic Ice Cream Flavor
Whirl of Change, Wins National Popular Vote
In a food processor,
whirl 1 or 2 peeled garlic cloves until finely chopped.
In their traditional tall felt hats and brilliant white garments, turners
whirl in unison, attuning to the music of the heart.
If you want a pastrami fix but aren't close to a deli, give this new Carl's offering a
whirl.
The weekly Evening
Whirl and the upstart Midnight X tra are weekly sheets whose readers number a few thousand at best.
2 : something that is or seems to be moving in circles <a
whirl of dust>
