whipping

The country's second city would be a key stop on the high-speed railway line whipping passengers from Belgrade to Budapest in less than three hours.

Leaves and sticks flew sideways, whipping against the robot’s body, knocking her off balance.

Cruising on a Hog down an open road, the wind whipping, the sun shining…it’s a tough sell these days.

Soap-opera writers can perhaps be forgiven for whipping up such feeble scripts, given daily deadlines, but “Regretting You” is not nearly engaging enough to earn its place on the big screen.

The prime minister has tried to blame the opposition for the attack and for whipping up hatred, though he is known for deeply divisive rhetoric himself.