| And according to MacDonald this birled him into his big mistake, appointing his golfing pal Dalglish who, in turn, appointed his mate Barnes. |
| The boy waved his hat and birled the log until the spray flew. |
| My dad would have birled in his grave at the very idea, I'm sure, but to some extent you have to roll with the times. |
| He splattered the volley viciously with his left foot and, although McKenzie got a finger-stinging touch, he was still aloft as the ball birled in the netting. |
| When I gave it to him, he birled me round the room and said it was the best present anyone had ever given him. |
| The ball broke to him on the right of the box and he birled round in one motion to score with a fierce low shot into the opposite corner of Poom's goal. |
