Sentence examples for fine whipping from inspiring English sources
An adventurous eccentric, he verbally assaulted a religious procession in 1528 and was condemned by the court at The Hague to a fine, whipping, tongue boring, and three years' banishment.
With the first set drifting towards what seemed likely to be a match-shaping tie break, a startlingly fine whipped in-out forehand winner gave the Spaniard his first set point pretty much out of nowhere.
The restaurant says it uses only the finest whipped butter.
The rotors of the Air Force's workhorse cargo plane kicked up big dust clouds, and the static electricity of the talcum-fine sand whipping through the blades generated an image of a great green halo around the C-130.
The chef takes it from there, mincing them to a fine dice and whipping them with chopped walnuts, olive oil and spices into a vibrant, stop-sign-red version of the appetizer spread called muhammara.
VI. was indispensable, as in very absolute terms it placed all British subjects under Siamese laws; rendered them liable to be punished by a capital penalty in cases of homicide; by whipping, fine, or imprisonment, for other offences; and visited disrespectful language to a Siamese officer with immediate expulsion from the country.
By then, the 25-year-old Smith had moved to a third hundred in 10 one-dayers by working good balls to the leg side and punishing the bad by cutting or whipping fine.
Residents were sometimes fined or whipped if they failed to attend the established church.
Fine play from March down the left, who toys with his defender before whipping a fine ball across the face of goal, but there is no Brighton player there to get on the end of it.
The towpath is Tarmac'd all the way to the resort of Portiragnes-Plage – blue-flagged, byckedunesdunes and, had the tramontane not been whipping the fine sand across it, perfect.
