(1) Australians drink coffee in smaller cups, our baristas tend to swirl the milk a little less, and we have completely different terminology.

(2) Turning with a swirl of her emerald skirts, Sara placed a gentle finger against Alex's lips, silencing her.

(3) 2 Pour in the beaten eggs and swirl them round and round in the pan with a fork, shaking the pan frequently with one hand.

(4) Heat over a medium-high heat, add a good tablespoonful of batter, then swirl the pan in a circular motion to coat the bottom.

(5) Swirl a little cream into the soup

(6) The sun shone through the canopy of leaves, and the wind made the leaves swirl around her.

(7) Wind began to swirl around her, picking up speed.

(8) I could see a genuine look of concern, and all my emotions seemed to swirl up inside me.

(9) The music thumps in his ears as the wind and other cars speed by in a swirl of motion and color.

(10) She emerged with a swirl of skirts

(11) Clouds began to swirl above and the wind picked up.

(12) We swirl the ice in our plastic cup of Scotch and Coke and look at the people sitting near us.

(13) In the swirl of movement that follows, things happen fast even though it seems to the cop as if everything has gone into slow motion.

(14) There was a swirl of movement in the dimly lit alcove.

(15) Here and there, a detail attracts more precise rendering; a hand, a face, a small insect emerge from the swirl of color.

(16) Sour cream swirls: swirl a dollop of sour cream or yogurt into thick soups.

(17) I made my way over to the sliding patio door and forced it open, allowing a blast of hideously cold wind and snow to swirl around the kitchen.

(18) The helicopters touched down in a swirl of blinding dust, a condition pilots call a ÔÇÿbrownout.ÔÇÖ

(19) Put the heat on medium-low, put a few teaspoons of olive oil in the stockpot and swirl it around to coat the bottom, let it warm for a moment and then add the leeks.

(20) When the first ship entered, it stirred up dust into a swirl .