But I suspect they will try to whip it into an actual album".
You can't make things up, I'm not going to sit here and try to whip up a story – that's just the way it is.
Would the career rebel try to whip his troops into line to inflict morale-boosting parliamentary defeats on a tiny Tory majority?
His corps is one of some 50 military-style schools that have cropped up over the last decade to try to whip young boys into fine young men.
Organisers try to whip up enthusiasm with fireworks and a massive digital screen flashing images of the bearded sage and his one slim work, the "Art of War", a 6,000-word 6,000-word
In Transition and Tumult, designed for the marine corps, players representing groups in Sudan and South Sudan try to whip up or quell local unrest that might lead American forces to intervene.
What we get is long, aimless passages that try to whip some minimal facetiousness out of utterly banal matter: "Eight years ago (in 1895), I arrived from Europe and went straight to Elmira N.Y.
Those who are waiting for Scott and other Jets to try to whip this game into more than just a chance to keep their playoff hopes alive will be disappointed.
As Hollywood moved deeper into the era of huge budgets, violence and special effects, there was simply less worth writing about, a temptation to try to whip up the old excitement about nothing very much.
But there are more worrying possibilities: managers may try to whip up enthusiasm for stocks they already own or create anxiety about stocks they are betting will decline in value – a phenomenon known on trading floors as "talking their book".
The two biggest business lobbying groups, the United States Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable, have vowed to try to whip up support for the China trade agreement in several dozen swing Congressional districts with a $12 million campaign.
