revolving

Since then, vital sections of the Monitor, most notably its revolving turret, have been brought to the surface.

Now that it’s an auction house, the public can walk in free and view a regularly revolving slate of offerings, from rare books to old master paintings to dinosaur skeletons, depending on the sale calendar.

She flip-flopped between private and government work, drawing criticism from groups like Consumer Watchdog for her “revolving door” career.

Tuchel's, and England's, world will not be revolving around Jude Bellingham.

There is a reason that Bayern's coaching office seemingly had a revolving door for a while.