Sentence examples for whipper from inspiring English sources
noun
Agent noun of whip; a person or thing that whips.
It's a fantastic Bloody Mary: briny with caper juice, the vodka pressure-infused with horseradish in a cream whipper using nitrous oxide.
After accumulating the 22 ingredients plus a specialised batterie de cuisine including paint sprayer ("Dunno if it will work with chocolate," said a baffled assistant at Homebase), thermal probe, pressurised cream whipper, vacuum cleaner and atomiser (for spraying kirsch to "magically bring a little of the Black Forest to the dinner table"), I spent two days on the 52 stages of this confection.
A lone curl of octopus arrives looking positively vertebral, until it meets a foam the color of buttercream — a fingerling-potato-and-brown-butter emulsion, released from the nozzle of an iSi cream whipper.
Dosha, whose husband had died, got her "whipper" out of jail and married him.
They can examine the original deed for Coney Island, or the bill that a New York doctor submitted for his services as the public whipper in 1792, or the marriage license that New York issued Meyer Lansky in 1929.
"The spirit of my puritan ancestors was mighty on me," he confessed, as well he might since a great-grand father Hathorne had been one of the judges in the Salem witch trials, and another had been a ferocious whipper of Quakers.
She is acting as an amateur whipper-in: the role entails being stationed at the edge of the field in case the hounds happen on a real fox and set off in pursuit, in which case she is supposed to stop them.
Equally, his defeat in June's leadership election at the hands of a 36-year-old whipper-snapper can hardly have improved his mood.A breakaway party would face formidable obstacles.
And the whipper-snapper down the hall who cannot string two sentences together may be your boss one day.
Among the rent-a-mouth whipper-yappers of today, he looked like a lion among rats, and Buckley, no matter that his ideas nauseate me, would probably have seemed the same.
"That was when I was a nipper, whipper-snapper, before I got to the double numbers".
