When Johnson had gone, Michael sat there, swivelling back and forth in his chair, staring blankly into the air.

When he jumped on it, it startling swivelling.

Both the swivelling and drawbridge type crossings were automatically linked to signals which stopped any approaching trains; road traffic was always given priority under this system.

These were mounted on a swivelling mounting above a low boat-shaped hull with conventional suspension, crewed by a single commander / driver / gunner.

He had driven into the heart of the city, and Serena, her head swivelling from side to side in order not to miss anything, asked, "Is that the Munttoren?"

The false endings to the first are an in-joke characteristic of performer and composer, as is the swivelling of clarinet around the audience at the work's abrupt close.

The fuselage is a semi-monocoque fiberglass design, mounting a shock-strut suspended retractable monowheel landing gear with an automatic swivelling and retractable tailwheel.

Therefore early typewriter desks often had some method for hiding the typewriter or getting it out of the way within the desk, sometimes by swivelling it or turning it.

Lattimore had judged that the mildly swivelling heads of the aliens indicated no more than curiosity, but he welcomed this token that Quilter felt as much in control of the situation as he did.

Grace could see all he needed to know from the rapid swivelling of his eyes, the furrowing of his forehead, the hunching of his entire frame and the change in tone of his face colour.

Unlike other cities' metros, nearly all station entrances in Montreal are completely enclosed; usually they are in small, separate buildings with swivelling doors meant to mitigate the wind caused by train movements that can make doors difficult to open.

The design used a single Bristol Siddeley BS100 engine with four swivelling nozzles, in a fashion similar to the P.1127, and required the use of plenum chamber burning (PCB) to achieve supersonic speeds.

Flay, nonpiussed for the moment, watched in fascinated horror the rapid succession of faces which the swivelling of Swelter conduced; faces of which he had hundreds; appearing and reappearing at high speed (with an equal number of rear-views of the huge head, interlarded, in all literalness).

He would sit in his swivel chair and talk to us.

She had this swivel chair, and I'd move her around to face the wall.

He sat on a high swivel chair and looked out at the river.

Then he leaned back in his swivel and tried to look easy.

When they finally left, Bob found he had just about enough space to get into and out of his swivel chair.

I went into Tom's study and sat down in his swivel chair.

"You've always got to keep your head on a swivel," he said.

Some have swivel seats to make getting on and off easier.

A woman sat in a swivel chair at a desk.

"You'll probably hit the swivel at least once too," I said.

The general was sitting behind his desk in a large swivel chair.

She led him down, putting an extra swivel in her walk.

There is no need for the swivel because the top drive does all the necessary actions.

He turned on the little radio for some music and lay back in the swivel chair.

"You've got to have your head in a swivel playing with him.

His head swung back and forth, as if on a swivel.

He turned in his swivel chair to face Scott more directly.

Ryan sat back in his swivel chair to think it over.

This was the first swivel chair with a suspension system.

Whatever you do,be sure to use a swivel for the kite end of the line.

Wild eyes stared out from a head that seemed to be on a swivel.

I suggest you put Jackson in charge of the swivels.

"I kept my head on a swivel and a couple of guys gave me a shot, legally."

The fourth or top floor presented a swivel gun at its center.

I took a deep breath and slumped back in the green swivel.

His head swiveled about to look at each of us in turn.

His head swiveled, looking from one woman to the other.

The development guys had to swivel to see each other.

He turned to leave but then swivelled back once more.

Sure enough, she swiveled the sign to the red side.

She swiveled her head around to search the rest of the room.

He swiveled the seat around and looked up at her.

Tell her to sit on that and swivel three times.

All of them had swiveled toward the door as it opened.

Michael swiveled his eyes to try and see who it was.

He swiveled so they could both look at the wall screen.

He swiveled in his chair to look back at her.

She swiveled around on her bottom to look at him.

I swiveled my chair to keep watch on the other door.

She saw the two men eye each other and swiveled around.

At the same moment, she swiveled around in her chair to look up into his face.

He felt the look and his head swiveled slowly around to face me.

With strong hands, Data swiveled both their seats to face him.

I took the phone and felt the cameras swivel toward me.

The camera eye over the door swiveled, following her every move.

Swiveling my head around, I discovered they were both right.

His head swiveled back and forth, as he looked around himself.

These seats often swivel to become part of the living space.

He swiveled around in the chair and looked toward the window.

He hung up the phone and swiveled around to face me again.

It is the first swivel phone to have the Walkman features.

A swivel phone is composed of multiple (usually two) segments, which swivel past each other about a central axis.

The S710a is a swivel phone, and when music is playing with the phone in either the open or closed positions, the exposed keys and buttons can be locked.

Brick is a slang term often used to refer to large, outdated bar-type phones, although it can be applied to older flip, slider and swivel phones as well.

It had various advantageous features, including the swivel phone face which enabled the phone to become a digital camera in its own right, the claim made that the phone was both 100% phone, 100% camera.