twirly

His finale consists of short, fluffy, twirly ballet dresses with a misty fairy-tale look.

Laa-Laa is the giggly yellow Teletubby and has a twirly aerial on her head.

You know those small plastic indoor twirly clothes drier/hanger things you attach damp pants and socks to?

Behind them stood noble-looking men, all with twirly moustaches and dressed in tight-fitting silk jackets and voluminous short trousers.

The new tweed suits, with their softer pleated or twirly skirts, look particularly fresh topped with this tumbleweed coif.

At Olives, Mr. English created what he calls "twirly birds," miniature metal spits on swivels attached to a side of the stove.

Without pausing, they moved from jumping jacks to sit-ups, push-ups, back to jumping jacks, sit-ups and then some twirly things.

Between Ashwin and Jadeja, there are three overs left, but you would have thought it makes more sense to try and strangle this pair now rather than risk the twirly men at the death.

In the smaller sculpture "Waltz" (1985), stylized leaf forms of suave black intertwine with flat ribbons of pale, refined-looking blue - a tribute, maybe, to a twirly dancing couple from another age.

A former Belgian police officer noted for his twirly large "magnificent moustaches" and egg-shaped head, he was a refugee to Britain after Germany invaded Belgium, inspired by real Belgian refugees in Torquay.

I got up early and did the pink rosettes and green leaf shapes with the mint cream, and now all I've got to do is the twirly bits along the edges with yellow buttercup cream."

Only a few foods are verboten, as listed on the colorful poster provided with the book (a photo of a stern Karl in one corner, Houdret with his "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" twirly mustache in another).

A number of the tunes on this album were written by Keenan for the soundtrack of the 1997 film Traveller, including "The Pavee Jig," "Antara" and "The Twirly haired Girl," though they were not used in the score.

In evoking the worst of human nature, Mr. Nicholson may have met his evil match in Michael Caine, who plays Alex's partner in crime, Victor Spansky, a puffy, gimlet-eyed safecracker with a bad dye job, a twirly mustache and the heart of a torturer.

The drugstore was closed, but I was brought up short by the sight of a soda fountain inside, a real marble-topped soda fountain with twirly stools and straws in paper wrappers-the sort in which you tear off one end and then blow, sending the wrapper on a graceful trajectory into the cosmetics department.