Sentence examples for whip under from inspiring English sources

"You were a whip under Winston, were you?" Heath: "Yes, I was".

He served as a government whip under Margaret Thatcher, before becoming corporate affairs minister under John Major.

He became an MP in 1970, a government whip under Ted Heath and, briefly, a junior environment minister after 1979.

Some UKIP chiefs, notably its leader, Roger Knapman, a government MP and whip under John Major, are former Tories.

Nick Brown The Newcastle MP and, later, chief whip under Gordon Brown, wrote pages of corrections in 2003 to a profile he described as "pretty hopeless".

Mr. O&apos Neill, as the whip under Speaker Carl Albert of Oklahoma, was the Democrats' strong man; he did the difficult things.

There are a whopping 17 unique words and phrases on which to crunch today and, among them, my favorites — there are so many, it's hard to choose — are WHIP IT, UNDER GOD, SCHMUTZ, WHAT'S UP G?, COLECO (childhood memories), PINCE NEZ (from another era), JOHNNYCAKES, JOE BOXER and the ear-worm TAKE ON ME.

Nigel Adams, a government whip and under-secretary of state for Wales, quit in protest at May trying to "cook up a deal with a Marxist".

But the move to elect their chairmen and the diminished power of party whips under the coalition had emboldened them.

Women did not remove the long, all-concealing robes known as burkas -- they are the traditional attire of Afghanistan -- but a few did briefly expose their faces, an act that risked a public whipping under Taliban rule.

The wind is whipping under fogged-out skies.