He is whipping cream.
Flags are whipping in high wind.
But we need a whipping boy, and economists have always, kind of, been whipping boys.
Look at that rider whipping his horse so hard.
Now pour the whipping cream into the processor/blender.
Thunder and lightning, a rain line whipping like the world.
You'll receive a whipping if you keep doing that.
A whipping or lashing motion or stroke; a whiplash.
They hate and even take pleasure in abusing and whipping reform criminals.
Type and proportion of protein had significant influence on quality and whipping properties.
Because the swift horse is worth whipping, the goat is not. " Geng Zhuzi answered."
Bring heavy whipping cream just to a boil and remove from heat.
That succeeded in whipping-up some ugly elements in the Republican party.
Four whipping bars, ff as well as marcatissimo, put a more or less vicious and peremptory end to the phrase.
Place the whipping cream in the blender or food processor and whip until stiff. Add vanilla and powdered sugar.
Once, after a whipping, we'd stood near the mirror, and she'd pulled her blouse down around her waist.
While blenders are fantastic for whipping up a healthy smoothie, it's always a chore having to wash it up afterwards.
He saw a farmer whipping a water buffalo, but no matter how he whipped it, it wouldn't move.
"We're seeing the gas whipping around just outside the neutron star's surface," said XMM-Newton team member Edward Cackett of the University of Michigan.
The device includes whipping friction welding tool that has shaft shoulder and the circumrotating probing head out from the shaft shoulder.
But I stopped for good when I got caught one day and the police called Dad, and he gave me the only whipping of my life.
The engines roar in your ears as you move towards the open door. Then you're outside, falling with the wind whipping past your ears.
You may imagine a confident person charging through their day, rapidly marching forward, kicking down doors, and whipping through a blur of activity.
The only drawback to the place was that it was a summer house, with no insulation against the whipping winter winds. But we were young and got used to it.
Peter Crouch, Emile Heskey, to take two favourite whipping boys, are more talented than they’re given credit for and certainly far from the stereotypical big lumbering centre forwards of old.
It might be that a sluggish bond-servant, or an undutiful child, whom his parents had given over to the civil authority, was to be corrected at the whipping-post.
Lord Palmerston, an enthusiastic liberal interventionist who never saw a scrap he did not want to join and who revelled in whipping up the patriotic fervour of the public, is a particular bete noire.
He kept on riding, whipping the horse to go fast as possible. When he was hungry or tired, he did not stop because he wanted to cover as much area as possible.
It deserves careful reflection that, although Tibetan culture is developing continuously, the Dalai Lama clique is clamoring all over the world that " Tibetan culture has become extinct, " and, on this pretext, is whipping up anti-China opinions with the backing of international antagonist forces.
