| He does a bit of whomping around in his chair and used to run into a lot of debris from the trees,'' he said. |
| It's an impeccably produced work, with pristine production bringing forth the punch of every whomping bass drum. |
| The staircases move, even the pictures move, while the whomping willow whomps away in the school grounds and ghosts flit down the school corridors. |
| It's a magical tale, though with no muggles, mind you, or whomping willows. |
| This is music for dancing, with a beat so whomping no one could miss it. |
| The Tractor boys had arrived at the final via a 6-1 quarter-final whomping of Millwall, and faced Arsenal. |
