A gentle eddying of the men had crowded them slowly down toward the other end of the room, so that he stood quite alone.

A sudden eddying of the current spun him around and knocked him against something solid.

Silence fell on the field, and nothing moved except for the gentle eddying of the mist as the morning breezes began to blow.

Certainly Jeff is cognizant of his endless eddying.

She arched herself forward into the rushing water and swam out into an eddying, tranquil pool.

He was about to strike her when a movement distracted him, an eddying of the fog up ahead of him, revealing an outline then closing back over it again.

But now the silence was broken: by a deep murmur, sourceless, which seemed to fill my ears; it was a low eddying, like the sound of some immense river.

He felt the immeasurable eddying of ether, he saw the labyrinthine swirling of stars, that formed and faded and were replaced by the fleeing patterns of other stellar mazes.

Rush of scorching wind, some agitated eddying of heat currents - suddenly the soupy haze cleared away in the area to his right, he could see down the street for three or four blocks.

In an eddying of the pack he aimed swiftly at the looming incubus, who seemed wholly intent on that fiendish struggIe, as if directing it in some wise without spoken word or ponderable gesture.

In "El Mar," a two-part dance that is as lush as its vocal score by Louis Weingarden, that style conveys the ceaseless eddying of the sea and the way it casts life and death up onto its shores.

The eddies of power went deep through me, the need to do something growing.

The eddies of conversation had brought him back to my side.

The eddies of time weren't his best friends at the moment.

He noted the presence of many eddies in the river.

The water swirled in small eddies a few feet away.

Snow eddies could be seen dancing in the blue light.

He who is involved in its eddies finds no escape.

The eddies died, leaving only the figure turning slowly toward him.

The contact seems to bounce around a lot because of the eddies.

"She must have run off to join the Eddies after all!

They've been known to feed along the edges of eddies.

In this terrain, half the shots would go into the eddies.

When we reached Eddies room, the nurse went inside and shut the door most of the way.

Already there are eddies of confusion in the time- streams.

The Eddies' stage shows are rare and unusual, to say the least.

He stood for a second, watching the eddies of dust raised by the wind.

Wasn't that why she had joined the Eddies in the first place?

The viewer changed to a display that gave the eddies in blue.

If they'd stopped to gather their dead, then none of the Eddies would have gotten home.

Eddies are an area of swirling water that is created behind an object in a current.

Drop: A fall of water creating fast current and tough eddies.

Eddies form behind the wing shape, but no holes in the water.

What eddies exist may be small, turbulent, or difficult to reach.

And round their feet little eddies of snow ran about as you sometimes see them doing over ice.

And yet, as she knelt, little eddies of giggling went over her.

People eddied around us going up and down the steps.

They held each other as the cold wind eddied around them.

They eddied around a place where two men lay quite still on the floor.

He felt anger eddying about him without words or sound.

It eddied into a little pool I knew from another time up here.

More significant than his story and characters is the drift of voice in which they eddy.

The next wave came in and eddied under the bag.

I never witnessed such a thing, but the potential always eddied in the air.

But the rush had eddied and died, leaving him spent.

The river was wider, and we had eddied out into the center of it.

Or had he just felt the wind eddying around the stack?

We ran the first stretch of white water and "eddied out."

They entered a large dark chamber, cool air eddying around them.

The surface of the lake eddied gently in the wind.

The air that eddied into the tent seemed to come from an open oven.

As it drew near, the mob began to eddy and swirl.

Here we're in a harbor where the mountains cause the wind to eddy and flow.

He comes round facing as people eddy by them.

The rest of it filled the house, eddying to and fro.

The water in the pit was eddying, due to the outlet.

It hung almost motionless in the air, eddying only slightly.

He pointed; Will saw the water eddying in the river, as the direction of its flow began to change.

The ground that eddied about his lower half was hot and curiously inviting.

The thick green water eddied away around her body.

The cold wind brushed under the window, eddying in the change tray.