adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
revolving door
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The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
credit
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Proceeds will be used primarily to repay revolving credit borrowings, to finance new store openings and for working capital.
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And the whole point of credit cards and other forms of revolving credit is that they don't come to an end.
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We think it important that such a tabulation should include all types of revolving credit , as well as fixed-sum instalment credit.
door
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The revolving door has begun to rotate.
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The secret is to outlaw the revolving door .
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It is less the revolving door that the temptation placed in the paths of hitherto ethical men and women that he criticises.
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Crowds of men and women were swarming up the front steps to the three revolving doors .
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The revolving door between government and think-tanks is well-established.
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He remembered the hiss of those wings, the lick and swish of revolving doors , the warble of phones.
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After which the losers in the employment lottery would be popped into the revolving door .
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In short, they are seriously at risk of committing further offences and becoming trapped in the revolving door of custody.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A revolving door led into the hotel lobby.
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The 28-story building is topped by a revolving restaurant that offers ever-changing views of the city.
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The lead dancer appeared on a revolving pedestal.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A small revolving brush on the front was sweeping dust into a slot.
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In the meantime, just look at those gigantic revolving blue lights!
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Only slowly revolving tyres will contact the road for long enough to generate sufficient drive.
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Two strips of waste wood were slowly fed over the revolving cutter and cramped to the table.