| She scrunched up her face in reply and then handed me a glass of multi-coloured liquid that was adorned with little paper umbrellas and a twirly straw. |
| Indeed, I would advocate that this motion be banned from amusement parks, because scientists have documented abnormally high rates of nausea in areas in the immediate vicinity of twirly rides. |
| But I suppose it was too much to expect for him to have a black, twirly moustache and for her to cackle mysteriously from beneath an impenetrable black shroud. |
| Meanwhile, the Arnault daughter, Delphine, walked over in her twirly black leather skirt to the designer Christopher Kane, newly funded by PPR, arch rival to the Arnault empire. |
| She always does that hair twirly thing when she's anxious, especially during important tests. |
| A tireless self-promoter, Dalí turned himself into a product – a ringmaster with twirly moustaches, a one-man poster-machine. |
