The thief whipped out into the crowd.

And now it's whipped away from under you.

If you've ever overbeaten your whipped cream, it's actually buttermilk.

There was no whipped cream, just prunes, a little bit of flour, sugar, water and cinnamon.

And he whipped out his cellphone, dialed the number, and a voice said, I'm up here.

I whipped out my pen, and I started drawing on her head and I drew a crown for her.

Where pleasure matters is if you have both engagement and you have meaning, then pleasure's the whipped cream and the cherry.

And then the asphaltenes and this is the crucial thing the asphaltenes get whipped by the waves into a frothy emulsion, something like mayonnaise.

14 hours of prosthetic make up to get into a creature that had articulated paws, claws and a tail that whipped around, like a gecko.

I mean, you know, Ben and Jerry's doesn't have liver and onion ice cream, and it's not because they whipped some up, tried it and went, Yuck.

Like this Agricultural workers in Africa, whipped and beaten, showing us how they were beaten in the fields before they escaped from slavery and met up with our film crew.

She made a long run with the ball down the left side of the field, then curled into the middle and whipped the ball into the goal to give the Americans a 2 0 lead.

Consider, for example, Latin America s growth model of the last two decades. Global competition has whipped many of the region s industries into shape and fostered significant productivity gains in advanced sectors, but these gains have remained limited to a narrow segment of the economy.

It would resolutely condemn and reject any attempt to withhold the assessments of the main contributor, exert pressure on delegations, impose conditions connected with a State's level of assessment, exploit scandal whipped up by one State's media or force through proposals made by a national legislature.

The bailout decision in 2010 transformed a normal commercial dispute between creditors and debtors one that always arises when debtors fail to repay into a dispute among sovereign states. This whipped up animosity among Europe s peoples and provided ammunition for radical parties of all stripes, severely damaging the European integration process.

China follows the power game within the EU through its French friends, and therefore knows which governments need to be whipped into line. In Sweden, it has probably been enough to whisper Ericsson and Volvo to make Primer Minister Göran Persson understand what is at stake for his country commercially.

Nor is it obvious that the bankers suffered from more adverse publicity. The Pecora Commission hearings were sensational, but it is difficult to argue that the public anger they whipped up was much greater than that which greeted Wall Street s titans when they testified before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission in 2010.

The choice of words to describe America s fiscal situation matters, given the hysteria that has been whipped up in recent months, primarily by people who want to make big cuts in the country s two main entitlement programs, Social Security and Medicare. Their logic is that if we are about to rush off a cliff, we need to take extreme measures.

In an interesting photo, their father, while we were talking to him, picked up a syringe and pricked his finger I don't know whether you can see the drop of blood on the end and immediately whipped out a box of matches, lit one, and burned the blood off the end of his finger, giving me full assurance that that was the way that you stopped the transmission of HIV.

I had three days of life support, and everybody was expecting, due to just the massive amount of what they had had to do that I wasn't going to make it, so it was three days of everybody was either waiting for me to die or poop, and (Laughter) when I finally pooped, then that somehow, surgically speaking, that's like you crossed some good line, and, um (Laughter) on that day, the surgeon came in and whipped the sheet off of me.