spin

They spin the cotton into thread.

In every administration there will be spokesmen and public affairs officers who try to spin the news to make the president look good. But this administration is trying to spin scientific data and muzzle scientists toward that end.

to spin along the road in a carriage, on a bicycle, etc.

Blood spins from a vein.

However, for the past six years he has been spinning his novel blend of progressive house and trance music and is finally on the brink of becoming the next luminary DJ.

But then again, unless someone struck lucky in those first few hours, there weren't even enough detectives to spin a drum [house].