Sentence examples for a whip with from inspiring English sources

Is there a whip with any special interest in educational matters?

He's got a whip with metal shards and he likes nothing better, when alone, than whipping himself to atone for his many sins.

Her leading man is strangely violent, once cracking a whip with an angry "Damn!", and vowing before Elizabeth that he'll settle matters with Lady Catherine.

Nietzsche had boldly claimed that "when you go to a woman, you should take a whip with you," but, as Nelson added, "Nietzsche did, and then he handed the whip to her".

Late Zhou texts tell of a craftsman working for the Zhougong (duke of Zhou) who covered the stock of a whip with minute paintings of dragons, snakes, horses, chariots, and "all the ten thousand things" and of another painter who told the king of Qi that spirits and ghosts were easier to draw than dogs and horses, whose precise appearance is known to all.

Terence Davies' voice itself is a revelation, as mellifluous as an old-school Shakespearean, sharp as a whip, with fruity top notes of camp, a little like a more contemplative Uncle Monty or a highbrow Kenneth Williams (whose sly, queeny dialogue from Round the Horne is one of many madeleines which launch Davies back into the past).

Essentially, everyone who has an interest in investing in Motown local businesses, charities, the state and federal governments—has done a whip round with a cap.

Flogging, also called whipping or caning, a beating administered with a whip or rod, with blows commonly directed to the person's back.

'You couldn't buy a Walnut Whip with 38p,' he said, cheerfully.

I'll use their pricks to make a giant whip, with bollocks for knots.

More points for me!" – it now became a cruel whip with which to hamper my enjoyment of the weekend.