Word: whirlwinding
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...also the culmination of a whirlwind weekend away from Cambridge. The Callbacks traveled to New York on Thursday night and are returning to Harvard this morning...
Current students remember their pre-frosh weekends as a whirlwind of events and personalities. Many say they met best friends during their first encounter with Harvard; others can't remember a soul...
...slept through 14 snow-blanketed stops in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana before pulling into Union Station, Chicago, at about noon. We checked our bags and embarked on a whirlwind tour of the city, returning for the 8 p.m. departure on the City of New Orleans. The lounge and platforms hummed with Saturday-night festivity. Many folks, en route to New Orleans for vacation, had taken to the rails just...
...through TV, I've learned that I don't have to take this marriage thing so seriously. In fact, the whirlwind process of annulment seems kind of sexy in its own right. I picture myself, freshly annulled, in a leather jacket and sunglasses, telling Diane Sawyer how the marriage was part of my crazy, impetuous youth. A crazy, impetuous youth, Diane, that could get crazier if you'll marry me right here on network...
...away, but Brazil's Padre Marcelo Rossi, 31, must--or risk a riot. Second only to the Pope, the 6-ft. 4-in. priest is the greatest crowd gatherer in the Roman Catholic world. His appeal? After Mass, he sings and dances the Lord's praises in an electric whirlwind that he has termed, appropriately, "the aerobics of the Lord." While his followers sing along, he executes choreographed jumps, leaps and twists that the faithful try to copy. And when the spirit moves the Father especially vigorously, he will pour buckets of holy water on his ecstatic audience...