Sentence examples for whipping against from inspiring English sources

The wind is whipping against me — or is it howling?

We put on our jackets and stepped into the sand, the salty ocean air whipping against our bowed heads.

The vision came to you as a child you could almost feel the gold and silver whipping against skin and bone every time you closed your eyes.

We opened the windows and smoked and sat out on the platform, just to feel the hot desert wind whipping against our faces.

The canine, which did not wear a vest or an ID that would have identified it as a service animal, sprawled into Van Dorn's personal space, its tail whipping against her legs the entire flight.

But when he got down to the floor of the House, a fellow Republican, Rep. Mike Conaway of Texas, quickly started whipping against it, admonishing the Floridian for thinking that sheepshearing was "beneath" him.

"It will depend on how hard the deal is whipped against within the caucus".

Ambitious and undeterred he took a leadership role in the House and whipped votes from sceptical Democrats to pass the trade agreement, even as the party's leaders, Dick Gephardt and David Bonior, whipped against it.

As spray whipped against the concrete walls and sea and sky became one, I fell into a conversation about rum with a sailor who had read the dark rum sour recipe in this column.

There was umpteen dashes down the track, with Javed sometimes running a long way past short leg and silly point to whip against the spin into the open spaces.

It's unlikely that such a worthy motion will be whipped against, although Michael Gove has made it clear that he's not interested in sex and relationships education (SRE) – allegedly because he has no intention of telling schools what to teach, though this laissez-faire evaporates when it comes to Latin.