Sentence examples for whipping in from inspiring English sources
"whipping in" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to describe an action, such as a breeze "whipping in" from a window. For example, "I felt the cool night air whipping in from the open window."
From laceration in Ladbroke Grove to whipping in the desert.
Happily, the pack ignores it, so Black's whipping in is not put to the test.
"I never got a whipping in my life, but I was scared to death of him.
I was taking a whipping in the press and I was dropping in the polls.
My hair was whipping in the wind, and every worry I had seemed to fly away.
Then, as he drove off, I saw a giant Obama flag on his antenna, whipping in the wind.
St . Louisbroke through 2 52 later, whipping in a 15-foot shot off a goal-line pass from Richards.
Dawn is still two hours away and an icy wind is whipping in from the Welsh hills.
At this height, two storeys up, the wind is whipping in and stinging my face into submission.
Spoonful by spoonful, add the gooseberry puree, whipping in each spoonful until incorporated into the egg whites.
For two years it only grows stalky and huge, whipping in the wind with seven- and eight-foot canes.
