The cutting should be done beforehand, and hidden by the twirls of paper; but the carver can pretend to use his knife and fork, and spooning out the packages will insure a merry time for all at table.
She twirls the dower in her hand] Flowers don't work, and they don't get put in prison.
FAITH puts another chocolate into her mouth, and taking up a flower, twirls round with it held to her nose, and looks at herself in the glass over the hearth.
Rohritz placidly twirls his moustache, and remarks, as he rises from table, that he will strap up his mackintosh.
But the Baroness begs him to give himself no further trouble with regard to them, as she is scarcely ever at home,--whereupon she vanishes on the arm of the host, and the Prince twirls his moustache with a comical grimace.
But on the parchment roll he perceived so many strange crabbed strokes and twirls all twisted together in inexplicable confusion, offering no resting-point for the eye, that it seemed to him well-nigh impossible to copy all this exactly.
Marston shrugs his shoulders, whispers a word or two in the ear of his friend Maxwell, twirls his glass upon the table.
Marston has taken Annette in his arms, he caresses her; she twirls her tiny fingers through his whiskers, as if to play with him in the toying recognition of a father.
Mr. Snivel adjusts his eye-glass, and againtwirls his hat.
Mr. Snivel twirls his hat in the air, and condescends to say he feels in an exceedingly happy state of mind.
It was now that I got acquainted with the use oftwirls (skeleton-keys).
Look at that squirrel who twirls and twirls in his cage.
He twirls his moustache and considers, and in the end he lumbers to her and asks her to dance.
The agent de service twirls his moustache and points after her.
All the players are numbered and seated in a circle, except one, who stands in the center and twirls a platter, tray, or some other round object.
He stands on a stool at one side or end and twirls this disk, stopping it with one side only visible to the players.
Raps people on their backs, and twirls their hats, and then looks demurely, as if he did not do it.
And once inside the house, he'll squat, And drive his rods on high, Till twirls his sudden sooty brush Against the morning sky.
All but blind In the evening sky The hooded Bat Twirls softly by.
Twirls are as easy as anything: you only have to know how to do them.
She was faultless that evening, did a dozen twirls on the back-wheel, made a record, was grand.
He twirls in reversed directions a clouded cane, then wedges it tight in his oxter.
He twirls his moustache ill-humouredly, and murmurs, "You are very much changed within the last few days.
Harry twirls his moustache and looks down at his plate.
Thus prepared, he swings it in the air like a pendulum, or twirls it round and round rapidly, according to the elongated or circular form he requires, the molten particles obeying the tendency of the force and motion employed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twirls" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
