Sentence examples for whisk around from inspiring English sources

Tornadoes whisk around somewhere above the clouds until they dart down, sometimes for just a few minutes, then leave behind a frayed earth and a sunny day.

The Turks whisk around like brightly coloured pepper pots; the nuns and friars are sanctimonious and sometimes sinister in black; the Jewish merchants are fusty in Gunpowder Plot clothes.

Driverless trains, for example, whisk around Tokyo while robot policemen direct traffic.

Keep moving the whisk around so the syrup is incorporated immediately and doesn't get a chance to pool on the base of the bowl, where it will set.

For less than £30, visitors can whisk around the island in a water taxi, stopping off at Aponissos's popular fish tavern along the way.

To recap: asteroids are hunks of space rock that whisk around the solar system in orbits around the sun, colliding with anything that crosses their path.

People are whisking around willy-nilly.

And when the people do come in they get whisked around and turned back out.

Sporty, yes, but you don't get road weary just whisking around on casual errands.

The ideal transport to whisk you around is Prague's tram system.

Once you have added all the syrup, turn the speed up to the highest, and whisk for around 12 - 15 minutes, until the mixture is very stiff, full of air, and the bowl has cooled.