round and round in English

in circles, around

Use "round and round" in a sentence

1. Abracadabra Lyrics: I heat up / I can't cool down / You got me spinnin' / 'Round and 'round / 'Round and 'round / And 'round it goes / Where it stops / …

2. She chases him round and round.

3. She whirled the rope round and round .

4. The children were spinning round and round.

5. The water-mill goes round and round.

6. 17 The cuckoo clock spun round and round.

7. They joined hands and danced round and round.

8. Splintered wood and shoes swirling round and round.

9. He spun the revolving door round and round.

10. Black Beauty went cantering round and round the ring.

11. Oxen pull a heavy sledge round and round (8).

12. 3 He spun the revolving door round and round.

13. " The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and Round. "

14. You turn the screws round and round with a screwdriver.

15. The thought kept going round and round in her head.

16. 28 You turn the screws round and round with a screwdriver.

17. Round and round the phallic pillars and sacred poles they go.

18. The revolving sign was spinning round and round in the wind.

19. 29 The enemy's planes circled round and round above our heads.

20. Round and round to build a Bifilar spiral 37 wt-% Casimir etalons.

21. Circuitously: indirectly, in a circular manner, round and round: Translations: 1 – 1 / 1

22. He danced round and round her and made faces and sang and laughed.

23. Cowboys whirl their ropes round and round above their heads before throwing them.

24. His hand moved round and round, tracing the outline of a blue ring.

25. She stared into the gray circle, watching the ball go round and round.

26. Round and round, attack, attack like angry ants, mad with the smell of gasoline.

27. It was shaped something like an upside-down plate that went round and round.

28. He stared at the washing machine, just watching the clothes go round and round .

29. She walked round and round the gardens and wandered about the paths in the park.

30. We've Argued round and round with the insurance company, and they still haven't paid our claim

31. By some freak of the acoustics his name seemed to echo round and round the chamber.

32. You gave me all round and round, but did not tell me whether we can withdraw.

33. Her fa-ther stood up, and the magpie, delighted, flew round and round with a marvelous clatter.

34. Cyclone definition: A Cyclone is a violent tropical storm in which the air goes round and round

35. You dance round and round in a circle until ... Well, everybody knows what happens in the end.

36. It all keeps going round and round in my head till I don't know where I am.

37. These matter rolled round and round my brain, like a thunderstorm, like clothes in a tumble-drier.

38. Or it might just be that one little nagging thought that just goes round and round your mind.

39. It went round and round, down under the white water, and up again ... under the water, and up.

40. Alliterate definition, to show alliteration: In “Round and round the rugged rock the ragged rascal ran,” the “r” Alliterates

41. My mind won't stop going round and round on the same subject and I seem to be getting nowhere.

42. If we went round the moon, or round and round the garden like a teddy bear, it wouldn't make any difference!

43. A group of whirligig beetles span round and round on the surface of the water putting me in a daze. Sentencedict.com

44. He waves his hand round and round to show the globe-encircling blue ring of cold material sinking into the earth.

45. Then he lashed his horses and round and round the walls of Troy he dragged all that was left of glorious Hector.

46. A good way of making electricity is by letting cheeky clouds with lips blow windmills round and round but silly Mark Zuckerberg chose dirty old coal.

47. 'Round and 'round Yeats's late cyclical and apocalyptic vision of history, most famously articulated in 'The Second Coming', is Analagous to Benjamin's 'conception of the present as now-time shot through with splinters of …

48. They skewed, Brustled and bumped along, the crates wabbled and warped from side to side, the riders screamed, cross-bit, frumped and hooted at each other; they lost control of their crazy vehicles, their bows struck and parted with a violent rebound; one went giddying round and round, fraying and sputtering the snow, and dashed against Margaret

49. Beavering: Hunting or trapping <xref>beaver</xref> A Beaver is credited with a haphazard way of gnawing round and round a tree till somehow it tumbles, and when a chopper deviates in the least from the correct form, the exact right cut in the exact right place, he is said to be "Beavering"; therefore, while "working like a Beaver" is high praise, "Beavering" a tree is a term of unmeasured