How to pronounce“whirlwinds”in English

whirlwinds of sand and dust blow through the camp.

whirlwinds seems to me to be what we think we mean by Common Sense it may not look like common sense to say that these things had been stationary over the town

whirlwinds from the sea this is so reasonably contested quy reasonably as

As whirlwinds in the south pass through it, so it cometh from the desert, from a terrible land."

detachable by whirlwinds two FS of such a rare substances Marsh paper would be

attributed to whirlwinds and more likely to fall from the super saraso sea if though very tentatively and provisionally we accept the Super saraso

roots of trees that whirlwinds uproot trees and carry away the larvi conceiving of them as not held in masses of Frozen Earth all as neatly detachable