Examples of whisk

• The general practitioner sees a case whisked out of his hands and transferred to hospital just when his illness becomes professionally interesting.

• We have been troubled in the past with promising officers who held this post being whisked away on promotion to other positions.

• He will never plead guilty to be whisked off to prison in order to serve a prison sentence.

• We are in the special reserve and can be whisked away as soon as trouble starts.

• She was whisked into hospital and is now a home dialysis patient.

• When we get old and a bit dotty the majority of us want to stay at home and not be whisked away to an institution for safekeeping.

• The safety net will be whisked away.

• However, there have been good reasons why rent has been paid directly to landlords and those will not be whisked away because of the introduction of a pilot scheme.

• The tax applies to articles of a domestic kind, and egg whisks over 12 inches long are not, according to my information, commonly used in the domestic kitchen.

• People will be able to drive down the three-lane motorway to the tunnel entrance, put their cars on a shuttle and be whisked through the tunnel in half an hour.

• We are told the employer does not get time to take action, and that these men are constantly whisked away from their factories, and that their factories collapse.

• I was whisked down by mechanical haulage.

• They captured the dizzy creature, and whisked it away.

• The eggs are directly placed in the cooker and whisked during the heating and not before.

• Later in the run it would be brought out, shown and whisked away just as quickly.