Gyrations in a sentence

The birds sleep in the reedbed but, before they settle down for the night the flock often twists and swirls in aerobatic gyrations that equal that of the Red Arrows.

To be fair, no one can predict the day-to-day gyrations of the equities market.

Are the wild gyrations of recent days just a long-overdue correction, with share prices poised to recovery, albeit from a lower base?

The UK leg of proceedings, commenced in November 2018, is positively Dickensian in legal gyrations.

Some businesses hire economists to second-guess the gyrations of the economy and retain lobbyists to argue for their “fair share” of further government spending.

The gyrations of financial markets in the past few weeks have been bad enough to make anyone with money in the stock market feel sick.

This is a long-term trading system and we are not interested in daily or even weekly gyrations.

Fears that May’s hard-fought Brexit deal could collapse sent British financial markets into gyrations not seen since the sell-off following the referendum.

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, suggested that the current gyrations are a “garden variety correction” — for now.

Moon is the focal point, as the energy of the music seems to flow forth from her physical gyrations.

The mannerisms and gyrations on the way to the ring aren’t cool anymore, but are annoying.

There’s something fairly impressive about the way Shopify’s top executives have kept their eye on opportunities that exist years away — allowing them to pay much less attention to the short-term gyrations that drive investors nuts.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is now investigating his tweets and blog posts, which triggered the stock gyrations throughout August.

At around 07:35 UT, the two parts of the spacecraft began reentry and went through strong gyrations as Vostok 1 neared Egypt. At this point the wires broke, the two modules separated, and the descent module settled into the proper reentry attitude.