spinning

Preposition: of

• yarn: The spinning of linen yarn had become the local industry.
• wheel: This process is aided by centrifugal force from the spinning of the wheel.

Modifying Another Word

• rapidly: The rapid collapse also starts the system rapidly spinning.
• slowly: Early wood pulps were made by grinding logs between two slowly spinning stones.
• still: Not to forget, of course, Alfredo still spinning at Space!
• not: This device, which was not spinning, was coming lower toward the ground.
• n't: To my shock and horror it was n't spinning.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: But it's fun and keeps the wheels spinning.
• stop: Explain what you are about to ask them to hold the wheel, you will start it spinning then will stop the wheel spinning.

Modifies a noun

• jenny: By the time of his death, more than 20,000 spinning jennies were in use.
• mule: The house in which Samuel Crompton invented the spinning mule.
• wheel: Spinning color wheels, bars chasing in circular patterns.
• diabolo: Once you can control a spinning diabolo the next thing you will want to learn is How to throw & catch a diabolo.
• flax: In 1997 the company ceased spinning flax but happily this will not be the end of the mill.
• mill: The Ordnance Survey found the five story spinning mill in course of erection.

Used with adjective complement

• stop: By the time your head has stopped spinning from the sheer richness of it all you don't care anymore.
• start: But when they noticed the jerky shop their heads starting spinning.
• keep: Not many people know that the world is kept spinning by a mechanism primed by a golden key.
• include: It's a reliable line that I'd be happy using for medium to heavy feeder work or for specimen fishing, including spinning.
• melt: Electrodeposition or melt spinning can be used to avoid these problems.