The word "whirlwind" refers to a strong, spinning wind that moves quickly in a circular motion. It can also describe a situation or event that happens very fast and is chaotic or intense. Full definition
And so, for a long time, both were caught in whirlwind of self - denigration and self - hatred. (religion-online.org)
A flash of desert epiphany — I reached Wadi Rum after days of whirlwind tours of Madaba, the town with mosaic maps of Christian lands dating back to the 5th century, cloyingly romantic Petra, and the imposing Crusader castle of Kerak. (singlesdatematch.com)
Sure, there will be times that I go on whirlwind trips, but I prefer to settle into a destination these days. (justonewayticket.com)