How To Use Gyrate In A Sentence
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He clutched his knee and gyrated his foot with glee.
Times, Sunday Times
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He clutched his knee and gyrated his foot with glee.
Times, Sunday Times
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I helped her up and then she gyrated her hips, grabbed my hand, and moved to where the other people were dancing.
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She often rocks, sways, twirls, jumps, climbs, leaps, gyrates and gets into upside-down positions.
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The young people gyrated on the dance floor.
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A line of male dancers gyrated to the music while the audience screamed their appreciation.
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The United Kingdom sharply increased its volume of exports to the United States in the 1980s, when the dollar gyrated wildly.
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Dlr's present retreat fm 91.92 suggests price wud continue to 'gyrate' nr term established range of 91. 28-92.08 n downside bias is seen for weakness to 91.40, however, only below indicated intra-day low (AUS) wud yield re-test of y'day's 90.97 low.
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As the lead singer gyrated his hips, the crowd screamed wildly.
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It goes without mentioning that for people who are attracted to voluptuous female sexpots, hands down, it's her body and the way she gyrates, wiggles and shakes her newly-acquired parts that keep eyes glued to her.
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He gyrated a little after the hypo injected, then tossed it over his shoulder.
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The cheerleader gyrated wildly before the screaming fans.
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On Saturday night, Robbie and his partner Ola were tasked with performing the cha-cha-cha, a dance of Cuban origin that apparently involves a bewildered looking man in a black rhinestone-studded hoodie standing ram-rod straight and occasionally flapping his arms about, while his partner gyrates suggestively around him in a manner not dissimilar to a naked Britt Ekland on the other side of Edward Woodward's hotel‑room wall in The Wicker Man.
Bad boy Robbie Savage finds life tough outside his comfort zone | Barry Glendenning
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Alexis Krauss of the former, decked in a tight, red throwback jersey spasmed and gyrated across the stage as guitarist Derek Miller stood behind in solidarity.
Alexander Adler: 362 Days Till
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The leaves gyrated slowly to the ground.
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The Caribbean rhythms; the soca, the pan, the drum were causing bodies to gyrate and shake and move and sway and jump and sweat.
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The way Perry gyrated and moved his booty on stage was incredible.
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The dance beat cranks, and the bodies continue to gyrate.
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He clutched his knee and gyrated his foot with glee.
Times, Sunday Times
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As if that were not enough to ensure the longevity of refreshingly ordinary words like clockwise, further along the avenues of science we come across the adjectives dextrorotatory or dextrorotatary, dextrogyrous, dextrogyrate and dextrogyre.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 3
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In the week ending March 16, as markets gyrated on news of the nuclear crisis, Japanese equity ETFs saw inflows of $785 million, according to EPFR Global.
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BP's stock gyrated similarly last year, buffeted by everything from bad weather to robotic snafus on the sea-bed, not to mention a steady drip-feed of comments from politicians and clean-up officials.
BP's Parallel With Japan Crisis
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She made her way to a platform in the middle of the court and gyrated suggestively in front of a wind machine.
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The dancers gyrated wildly to the beat of the music.
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By the time the music stops and a Reno campaign ad comes on the giant video screens, putting a bit of a damper on the already struggling atmosphere, my new friends have climbed onto a huge plastic stage, where they gyrate to the ad.
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BP's stock gyrated similarly last year, buffeted by everything from bad weather to robotic snafus on the sea-bed, not to mention a steady drip-feed of comments from politicians and clean-up officials.
BP's Parallel With Japan Crisis
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He clutched his knee and gyrated his foot with glee.
Times, Sunday Times
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The trade churns out a profit if Darden's shares gyrate up or down over the next 2½ weeks.
Greek Austerity Vote Deflates VIX
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The first time Elvis gyrated onstage, the crowd went wild.
John W. Whitehead: Elvis Presley: Down Lonely Street at the Heartbreak Hotel
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In allusion to resultant milling of circumference distributing and circumgyratetion axes multi-angles surface, design and application for drum of curve knife-Edge milling Jig was good for imitating.
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Asian stock markets, which often react to market movements in the U.S., could fall sharply, bond yields could widen, driving up borrowing costs, and currencies could gyrate, creating losses and uncertainty for Asia's critical export companies.
Bondholders in Asia Bank on U.S. Debt Agreement
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On the screen, a lop-eared bunny not much older than he, danced and gyrated around a brightly lit stage, with a large team of other male and female dancers of mixed species.
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He has become bored with watching cheap women dance and gyrate for his pleasure.
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She spun, leapt, and gyrated, moving slowly enough for people to see, but quickly enough to amaze them.
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And the 2800 mAH storage can provide you enough time to enjoy your high-resolution TV First one Flip and circumgyrate and dual card TV phone Hot Spots 1.
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The crowd reveled and gyrated in their seats, the cheers reaching ear-cracking levels.
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David swivels and gyrates to the point where I'm practically drooling with heavy duty lust.
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Rotation in the opposite direction is known to the initiated as laevorotatory or laevogyrate, from the Latin laevus meaning ` left. '
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 3
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British band Florence and the Machine perform, with a harp and a guitar and Florence singing some kind of folk number while wearing a long flowing robe thinggummy and standing in a spotlight while dancers pop up on circular pedestals set in the audience, and then begin to gyrate and flap their arms around, then dancing around Florence while the fog machine goes into overdrive until everyone gets the point: It's Druid Disco.
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Alexis Krauss of the former, decked in a tight, red throwback jersey spasmed and gyrated across the stage as guitarist Derek Miller stood behind in solidarity.
Alexander Adler: 362 Days Till
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The men ignore her completely and seem far more interested in each other as they gyrate in suggestive positions.
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Another was reported to have taken to the stage, removed his shirt and started to take his trousers off as he gyrated round a pole.
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For the most part the other contestants either mimed to foreign recordings or gyrated to Indian music.
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As the lead singer gyrated his hips, the crowd screamed wildly.
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Stock and bond markets have gyrated in recent weeks.
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The leaves gyrated slowly to the ground.
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Meanwhile, frustrated barflies screamed the actual lyrics and made instructive gestures at Brian, who smiled vaguely, raised his arms above his head, and gyrated.
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The political crisis in the Middle East and North Africa continued to hurt sentiment as oil prices gyrated.
Germany Leads European Shares Lower
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In the title sequence, a woman who's neither young nor truly old gyrates mysteriously and abstractedly in the middle of a wheat field.
'Green Zone': Thrills Vie With Speechifying
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I believe you can gyrate on the somersault, get your feet down as best as you can, and push off and go very fast off the wall.
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The economic data generally have been "less stellar" and the 10-year yield is likely to gyrate around 3% mark in the short term, he said.
Treasurys Fall on Economic Data
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The woman began to gyrate to the music.
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The young people gyrated on the dance floor.
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The dancers gyrated wildly to the beat of the music.
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Music trucks blasted as they moved at what seemed like one mile an hour as the revelers gyrated to soca rhythms.
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In one decade, the oil price gyrated wildly - from a low of $8 a barrel in 1998 to a peak of $147 in 2008.
Russia Gets Giant Boost from Rising Oil Prices
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She couldn't dance very well, but from the way everyone else was moving, all she would have to do was gyrate her hips, and she would be fine.
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The woman began to gyrate to the music.
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Nearly 25,000 fans of Brazil and Ghana converged on Craven Cottage to watch a football match but, most of all it seemed, to chant, gyrate and revel.
Brazil 1-0 Ghana | International friendly match report
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The capsule gyrated wildly through re-entry as it dragged the instrument module behind it.
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Then he bent down and gyrated, dancing just for her.
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As if that were not enough to ensure the longevity of refreshingly ordinary words like clockwise, further along the avenues of science we come across the adjectives dextrorotatory or dextrorotatary, dextrogyrous, dextrogyrate and dextrogyre.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 3
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He gyrates, shimmies, shakes his ass.
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Red buntings skirmish in its spray at the waterside, kingfishers gyrate through the arch of the bridge and a bold heron stands sentry on a rock below.
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Some merchants offer suspended paper marionettes that in skilled hands can be made to dance and gyrate from the end of a string.
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Scantily clad, sweat-slicked bodies gyrated to the beats on the elevated dance floor.
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-- Picture function: Support small picture preview, lantern slide play, picture circumgyrate and zoom, music background ect functions
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A line of male dancers gyrated to the music while the audience screamed their appreciation.
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Rotation in the opposite direction is known to the initiated as laevorotatory or laevogyrate, from the Latin laevus meaning ` left. '
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 3
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Stock and bond markets have gyrated in recent weeks.
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Half an hour later, fed and watered, we left via the very quiet Mill Lane, the asphalt was sticky, a strong southerly wind blew into our faces and a large flock of rooks gyrated above the ash trees.
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She gyrates frenetically with an abandonment borne of pure intoxification, and scatters her money haphazardly over the stage.
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It's music that you want to move to, with electric guitar riffs that twang and gyrate across the airwaves.
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He clutched his knee and gyrated his foot with glee.
Times, Sunday Times
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Will the squealing teenage girls, the ones who profess unending love during preconcert interviews and openly weep when he sings and gyrates onstage, stand by him even when his voice changes and a new sensation comes along with an even cooler haircut?
Justin Bieber on the big screen
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(BEMPh) effects initiated by the presence of a luminous stimulus are responsible for the following categories of processes • the energic-informational genesis of the helicoidal and dextrogyrate DNA structure, • the photolysis of cellular membranes, • the generation of the organic polymers network, • the formation of reserves of molecular compounds (energy / information traps), • the apparition of the membranous black-holes assuring the cells 'nutrition, • the generation of the electric potential of repose and of action and the
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This clever Midwesterner-turned-Californian — whose work has been exhibited at many galleries and the San Jose Museum of Art, the Berkeley Art Museum and the Arizona Museum for Youth — uses salvaged metal, wood and more to make sleek, witty, irresistible pieces that flash, glow and gyrate.
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Over the past few years, these so-called price-earnings ratios have gyrated wildly from this historical norm.
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the young people gyrated on the dance floor
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Economists were probably too busy watching markets gyrate to contemplate last month's big news in science.
