eddy

Growing up, Eddy often cut through Oaklawn Cemetery on his way to his aunt’s house.

Returning to Oaklawn in his 80s, Eddy showed investigators where he’d seen the trench as a boy.

We like to think of Quartz as an eddy in that river of news, a spot of relative calm where you’ll find only the most important and interesting stuff.

“Given the projected pollution for the Permian Basin, it is quite literally a global climate bomb that will lead us to catastrophe if we fail to adjust our trajectory away from fossil fuels,” Eddy said.

Four years later, as a junior in college, after a morning swirling in yet another eddy of food-obsessed thoughts, I finally reached a breaking point.

Now 18, Ammons was a friend of Skylar Neese and a friend of one of her killers, Shelia Eddy.

Jean François Bruel, executive chef at Daniel, and Eddy Leroux, chef de cuisine, in particular.

This hurly-burly,” said he, drawing her into a quiet eddy of the stream, “is no place for the communion of two twin souls.

A dangerous eddy was barely avoided, but beyond and directly in their path a ragged rock appeared.

This family had an immense capacity for disapproval; it was awful, as Eddy had observed, for not liking people.

He felt himself caught in a mighty eddy, bearing he knew not whither; he, one wavelet amid the sea's myriads.

Well, I can—look at that bend where the round pebbles are collected so; there was a strong eddy there.