Sentence examples for all whipping from inspiring English sources

The source added: "No decision has yet been taken, but all whipping decisions are up to the leader".

Having delivered the energy-use equivalent of about 112 miles per gallon in battery mode, the Volt continued to have admirable economy with the gas-driven generator supplying the electricity: 44 m.p.g. over all, whipping the E.P.A.'s estimate of 35 city and 40 highway.

But the animals took to it immediately and within minutes they were all whipping around the room, dogs and owners hopping over low bars and (dogs only) nimbly walking across narrow beams, scrambling up one side of an A-frame and down the other.

For what it's worth, I had no trouble at all whipping up a little TC logo doodle, and while the "eraser" on the opposite end of the S-Pen sometimes had a bit of trouble erasing because I wasn't depressing the nib enough.

Good win for Murray for 30-all, whipping back a slow second serve.

The Higgs Boson, Curiosity rover and Rosetta mission have all whipped up public enthusiasm for science.

In action, he is a vision of dramatic forehands and slashing backhands, all whipped like a lasso above his head.

"I wish you had been Pope," I blurt out, all whipped up in a religious frenzy, throwing caution to the wind.

It was all whipped cream and baklava.Is there a Batman somewhere, who notices usand promptly looks away, at a new catalogue, say,or another racing-car expletivecoming back at Him?

But understatement does not always suit a man who has, after all, whipped up a harrowing storm to bring under his power the men who usurped his dukedom and sent him into exile a dozen years before.

From Philadelphia, the curators have borrowed Manet's startling thriller of a sea battle between two American civil war ships off the coast of Cherbourg, all whipped blacks and fierce ultramarines (Manet once wanted to join the navy).