Sentence examples for whisk off from inspiring English sources
verb
To rapidly remove.
- He was whisked off to the hospital.
He said this as if Clark were a bug he could just whisk off his clothes.
Having cadged money from the hard-pressed Engels, he would then whisk off his family on a holiday in France.
Just as a class prepares for exams, two emissaries from the handsome young king walk in, and whisk off a pretty student to become his bride.
There are expanded roles for the wardrobe (Audra McDonald) and the flirtatious feather duster (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), whom Lumière likes to whisk off her feet.
You could whisk off to a far away land, have an adventure, battle an evil dark lord – and all before bedtime.
"She was whisked off to hospital.
I fully expected to be whisked off in a limo.
We were quickly whisked off to our respective massage rooms.
We are then whisked off into a seemingly unrelated double narrative.
Then they placed a bench in front of the keyboard, and whisked off the piano cover.
"You can sit up now," the doctor said, whisking off his shower cap.
