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Sentence Examples The laver has to be prepared as for Laver Bread, and is then heated and whisked with orange juice, butter and mutton stock or cream. She whisked it away a second later and handed a turkey, lettuce, and mozzarella cheese sandwich on rye bread to Etria. They had to be whisked in by a back entrance, completely screened from the workers protesting outside. Almost as soon as our starter plates were whisked away, out came the next offering as fast as a matador fleeing an irate bull. Visitors will be whisked back to 975 AD in a state-of-the-art time machine. Pour the hot melted butter over the whisked eggs in a steady stream, beating the ingredients together well. Pallets of materials and foodstuffs were hoisted onto the ship and and whisked away below decks by waiting stores parties. He quickly snatched the last few flaky crumbs of an apple turnover as the plate was whisked away. The last day arrives too quickly and departing guests are whisked to the airport, two by two, like animals heading for the Ark. And when the children reached a certain age, we were all whisked off back to the motherland 8 months a year for boarding school. As we approached the jetty a speedboat whisked past sending our boat bobbing violently in its wake. Cream was unavailable, but a substitute could be made using top milk whisked with warmed unsalted butter. But his father whisked him away from the bright lights, sending him to military school at La Fleche. Team A, building a two-story rescue signal made of orange and silver space blankets, were spotted first and whisked away to civilization. York comedy guru Dan Atkinson was being whisked off to glitzy London today to be given a wash, trim and brush-up all at the BBC's expense. She stutters a few words but soon gets whisked away by some big-shouldered, thunder-browed lawyers. Die there and you will be removed immediately to the chapel of rest and for a week, then whisked off to the crematorium. I was whisked to Englewood Community Hospital, and that same morning I underwent a permanent pacemaker implantation. She whisked my dish away and then had a quick confab with three colleagues before returning it, confident it was the dish I'd ordered. Secret Service agents whisked her away to take a congratulatory phone call from the president. Show More Sentences Her salad was whisked away and she moved onto playing with the noodles in her pasta. I was trying to play it cool, but once we'd landed and were whisked away to our Grandstand seats, I degenerated into excited schoolboy mode. At every turn, glasses and plates are whisked away and replaced, flatware is realigned, water glasses are refilled, napkins are switched. It reminded her of cotton, loads of little balls of cotton and fluff, fragile, whisked into the air by a fan that had been left on overnight. But when I buy an espresso from a coffee bar I expect the real McCoy, not cheap powder whisked feebly into two fluid ounces of hot water. We whisked the family to FNQ last autumn to try out the whole palm-fringed fantasy. A furry arm snaked out, hung a sign in a crabbed script, then whisked out of sight again. Curd is boiled, cooled and whisked buffalo milk poured into earthenware pots and left to set. On a customary tropical Hawaiian day, personnel mustered on the gangway and were whisked away to the Arizona Memorial. We were whisked through a blur of forest, bright with flowering broom, wild orchids and garlic to the island's main town, Sali. I dreamed I was in a flowing gown, whisked away on a beautiful black steed, safely encompassed in the arms of a dashing stranger. Both children and parents alike are happier getting whisked off to summer camps and holiday getaways, far from the cramped confines of the city. I was immediately whisked away then taken to Gladstone Psychiatric Hospital, where I was supposed to spend the next few days in detox. She roused a wedding party of 30 and whisked them out of her jungle eco-resort. A cool, buoyant breeze whisked past, carrying the fragrance of urban smog and fast-food grease. Civilians failing to provide ID to police, particularly young ladies, were whisked away to the guard's van to be reprimanded. I whisked off my baker's cap and wadded it into a ball, which I threw into the glass display case by the cash register. Then, hoping I wouldn't see, he whisked around the house with a duster, wiping up all the dust I had missed. Two young women whisked around the place with trays, clearing tables, and the landlord turned the extractor fans on high. Suddenly he drops dead and his soul is whisked away, to his not inconsiderable consternation, to heaven to be judged. Show More Sentences The placid grey door whisked open as he approached, admitting him to his dark cabin. But I was quickly whisked through to a private back room, where my new friend Kelly invited me to lie down and relax. He is quickly whisked back to his car and it speeds away to the next venue. I am whisked through the doors to a chaos of people and boxes and props on the other side. We were whisked quickly through the spick and span Beijing Airport with hardly a question asked. But in spite of the failing health and instructions from the doctors, some police personnel whisked him away to some unknown destination. No one really sees the pages because users are quickly whisked into the site with a clever JavaScript mouseoever effect. From there, a cable car whisked us to the top of Lagazuio, which gave us spectacular views of the whole Sella Ronda region. After the airport reception, the contestants were whisked to their hotel where they have been kept away from the press. Between sobs he had stirred, whisked, and vehemently scolded the kitchen maids into attending their own bowls as reverently as he did his own. Do you have memories of being abducted by aliens and whisked away in a spaceship? Alex knew she was the one, though, and he promptly whisked her off to the register office and married her. The reluctant heroes are whisked off into space for their biggest role ever. There was much applause and heckling, I mean cheering, and we were whisked backstage. As the vegetables are whisked away a platter of crostini spread with chicken liver pate arrives, but that is not the special part. I was whisked away like a Hollywood star, holding bouquets of soft garden roses. The loved-up couple had arrived in Ireland by private jet, before being whisked to the plush Hotel in a blacked-out limo. A rust bucket cab whisked me through raucous, claustrophobic, and grungy urban streets which the noon sun's warmth and light never graced. After last night's dinner, Will and Kate, still in evening dress, were whisked to JFK airport for an overnight flight home. The ship whisked into the night's sky, its bright lights flashing. Show More Sentences Yesterday he was whisked from his North London hotel after grabbing a few hours' sleep to begin the journey he hopes will take him to the top of the charts. The four military men in the jet were whisked away and tried in the United States. But after his parents whisked him from under the noses of football scouts to a rugger school, he tackled his new sport with determination and flair. A light batter containing whisked egg whites is used to encase the prepared fruit, and the fritters are coated with caramel and sprinkled with sesame seeds after cooking. A helicopter landing pad covered the roof, an underground port held space for watercraft, and a vacuuming doormat whisked dirt from visitors' shoes. I even had a nifty little hand-operated gadget that whisked egg and milk. The strobe lights in the cardboard bleachers flash and after a second take Coco nails her walk and gets whisked away for a nap. Last August a mob-handed police raid whisked them off without any warning and banged them up behind the barbed wire of Harmondsworth detention centre at Heathrow. A few hours later, my mother was whisked away to a pre-op room. She narrowed her eyes, bit her lip as if to chew over the question, and whisked some stray blond hairs away from her face. Finally, very stiffly whisked egg whites are folded into the mixture. The wind has finally returned and a steady northerly breeze of some 15 knots whisked the monohull and multihull fleets around their respective courses. Suddenly, I was whisked back to my childhood and Sesame Street. Rather than tour London in all his pomp, he will be whisked in a motor cavalcade numbering up to 30 vehicles, along the most direct and least visible of routes. Our most unusual New Year's Eve was in those heady, pre-parenting days when my husband whisked me off to Amsterdam for what Bridget Jones would call a mini-break. He was whisked away from the scene of the attack, but his tormentors assaulted him again in the local hospital. He was asleep when I left the apartment, and whisked down Ocean Drive, holding fast to the marked-up pages and thousands of words. After treatment there for gunshot wounds, he was whisked by the CIA to Thailand where he was housed in a small, disused warehouse on an active airbase. Last August a mob-handed police raid whisked them off without any warning and banged them up behind the barbed wire of the nearest detention centre. Fortunately, I discovered that the Commonwealth team were arriving back from Melbourne, so we whisked Jack straight over to Glasgow International. Show More Sentences Repeat flour and milk step until all has been whisked together. Autograph seekers who had waited outside in the rain for hours were shunted aside by thuggish bodyguards as Mr. Crumb was whisked into a stretch limo. It's her birthday on Sunday but because she is being whisked away for a romantic mini break, we shall gather the troops to celebrate her happy day next week. She got a taste of the Hollywood lifestyle immediately after their wedding, when he whisked her away to the Big Apple for an extravagant spending spree. The formalities take just moments, and you are whisked aboard to be greeted by a cabin steward ready to take your hand luggage and show you to your suite. As split second shots of her shoot across the screen, we see an enigmatic, dark-haired figure whisked to and fro before our eyes, like a lost ghost in the machine. Kennedy International Airport and were whisked away in Manhattan's Upper East Side swankiest hotel, Carlyle Hotel. Try the zabaglione, made with egg yolk, sugar and wine, whisked together and aerated. And last week she was whisked off to Zante in Greece to do promotion work for a tourist bar. Thei very first recording, the five track EP Alpha Waves saw the four piece whisked off on a tour of Japan. When she heard how much, the Dominies were whisked away into a private area and given their check. Unless your little 'un has been whisked off to Abu Ghraib to face questioning regarding niffy nappies and a missing remote-control battery cover. Thus, the neurotic schlemiel from the shtetl is whisked away to be planted firmly in Manhattan for all to watch. So I decided upon a classic whisked egg genoise sponge upon which to build my mountain of delights. Big Brother's Michelle and Emma were whisked away to a secret bedsit following last night's fake double eviction. She sighed audibly when the merprince rescued the young mermaid and whisked her away to his kingdom as his bride, thus ending the story. I suppose, quite rightly, she thought if parachutists came down and whisked them away somewhere, she could at least take a parachutist or two with her. Examples from Classical Literature The bi-plane whisked down the field and rocketed into the blue morning sky. As I did so my gun caught in a creeper, which suddenly whisked it from my hand. The white napkin whisked like the scut of a rabbit, and he bounded to my side. With deftness she whisked the triangle of flaky pastry onto the plate and extended it toward her guest. There was a crack, and a shriek near my head, and my service cap was whisked off. Letty took off these articles of apparel, which steptoe whisked out of sight. Now as they crowded into the Mason town car and were whisked away to the big Mason home, they compared notes on their visits. But I was being whisked up the elevator to the umpteenth floor before he had the chance. He unbound his crimson silk cloth and whisked it about in the water to wash it. And with these words he whisked away the veil from the head of the odalisk. And, bolting the window, she whisked out of the room and locked the door behind her. Mary lifted the pan from the stove, whisked it to the table, and blew her fingers. The saints send it's not the white horse of the O'Donoghues has whisked her off! The car whisked them up to the penthouse which topped it, and they landed on the terrace. Davy and Dora, the Green Gables twins, whisked the babies off to the garden. Ten minutes later she was being whisked through the crowded streets toward the railway station. The light at the top was suddenly whisked out, and from the darkness came a reedy, quivering voice. Once I had the dryish paste I drained the stock into it and whisked until it bubbled and my sauce was made. Something had whisked past the archway leading into the foyer. The elevator whisked me into the sky, and Cerberus, in the guise of an anaemic office boy, guarded the door. Show More Sentences Whereupon the apoplectic butler whisked off the top of the soup tureen, and shot, all at once, into a state of violent activity. Blue puffs of smoke came from the stovepipe that stuck out through the grass and snow, but the wind whisked them roughly away. She held me there a moment, then whisked up her apron again with her detached hand. Like talismans they whisked one away to strange lands, across vast distances of space imagination refused to span. I was just going to jump upon him, when he showed his yellow teeth at me and whisked down the hole. Dish of the day Lisa, 26, was whisked of to hunky James's hotel for a bit of afters. I did actually run, and whisked round the corner whee I felt safe. The quick-drying, double cotton layer, including absorbent cotton fleece, allows drool to be whisked away without it penetrating through the clothes. Long before this convoy reached the town another carriage containing four gentlemen whisked past and vanished ahead in a cloud of white, Provencal dust. And Meg whisked out her workbasket, for she had agreed with her mother that it was best, for her at least, not to drive too often with the young gentleman. March, Aunt and Uncle Carrol began it, others rapidly joined in, even Sallie Moffat, after a moment's hesitation, threw her train over her arm and whisked Ned into the ring. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of whisked? Words that rhyme with whisked What is the noun for whisked? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words whiskbroom whisk whisht whishing whish whirs whisker whiskered whiskers whiskery whiskey Whiskey Rebellion 7-letter Words Starting With w wh whi whis whisk whiske