Sentence examples for whisked over from inspiring English sources

So I whisked over to Amazon.com.

As soon as the interview came to an end, she was whisked over to speak with Judith Thurman.

It was whisked over in very general comments about reform as if it were just too incendiary to touch.

Ms. Goldberg, who is an avid gardener, is so sure of this that she keeps established plants in large pots in her own Brooklyn Heights garden so they can be whisked over to new properties when she lists them.

So, no ruby slippers or green witches (the colour here is "theostein" – really), but rather an origins story in which James Franco's showman is whisked over the rainbow and called upon to become both great and powerful, pronto.

I knew I would soon have to turn more analytical in order to defend Disney against any criticism my wife might have that morning after she and Abigail had been whisked over from the Polynesian Village.

Continue to whisk over high heat until the mixture begins to bubble and thicken, then continue to whisk for 15 to 20 seconds before removing from heat.

Continue to cook and whisk over a medium-low heat until the mixture has thickened.

Heat the butter and once melted, add the flour and optional spice seasonings if desired, Once combined, add the milk in batches, whisking over low heat until thick and smooth to the taste.

A giant aerial tramway whisked me over a few wooded patches to the open slopes above the timberline, ending at a rocky outcrop, the Felskinn, at nearly 10,000 feet.

The fudge is easy so long as you keep the ratios right: 1 cup each of cocoa powder, white sugar and heavy cream, whisked together over medium heat; 1 stick of unsalted butter, stirred in by pats until everything's velvet; a glug of vanilla and you're good to go.