Instagram took off like a rocket, in part because Mr. Systrom had whipped up demand.
In addition, the preparation of safety of plant based medicine whips up demand for biomass of valuable medicinal plants.
Now that Cook's whipping up demand by telling the world of Mini supply issues, we're betting that numbers will look good again this year.
For example, NBCUniversal whipped up demand by combining sales for time on its flagship NBC network, which boasts such hits as "This Is Us," with spots on its cable networks, including USA, Bravo, E! and MSNBC, and digital outlets including NBC.com.
The Raiders may have a rich tradition, die-hard fans and a promising future on the field, but if they can't whip up a ticket demand at a dumpy old stadium, they will leave town again, and this time they probably won't come back.
If anything, the baby boom echo, the unanticipated immigration to the Garden State and the faltering economy are whipping up high demand earlier than we expected.
For some agents, that includes aerial home viewings via helicopter, elaborate parties with elite guest lists and hors d'oeuvres whipped up on demand by award-winning chefs.
And I leave the puns to Rob Collins, retail director at Waitrose, who comments: The Great British Bake Off effect has been whipping up demand for homebaking products, which have soared by 12%.
In 1991 real estate developer Paul Kateman set out to build a machine that could whip up the hard stuff in myriad flavors on demand.
You need to whip up a little chaos.
