Spin bowler
who it is hoped will add depth to next season's squad.
Spin around
their stars at great speed, often in highly elliptical orbits.
Spintronics electronics that exploits the
spin of an electron
in some way, rather than just its charge.
However,
electron spin
is very familiar to us in another way -- it's at the heart of magnetism.
Spinning yarns
to patients about what is going on in their bodies is putting them first?
Spinning off
on the first lap, ray armes rejoined the race to finish 17th.
Several spinsters ( women who
spun wool
) would be needed to keep the weaving loom busy.
Spinvid's namesake john
spun at the hairpin
before retiring on the eighth lap.
Spinber can be
spun into a yarn
with the simplest of tools.
Spin flax
from another group of textile producers in the lakes - the langdale linen industry.
Spin doctors
issuing orders to civil servants.
Spinning a cocoon, lying dormant or laying eggs for the winter period.
Spin pushed hard through paddock, but
spun at druids, losing a lot of ground.
Each spin period is about 10 sec and within one file typically the
spin axis
changes by a few degrees.
Spinning round
270 degrees anti-clockwise.
Spin bowling.
Spin dryer
which extracts most of the water from wet kit.
Spin driers, dishwashers, freezers and fridges.
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