How to pronounce “whips” in English

whips and chains.

the whips and chains assume that and I guess there's a lot in your com the assumption is the problem right because

by the Whips or the parliamentary equivalent, it'd be like, hey, do something here?

The person whips out the cell phone after the driver has a heart attack, passes out.

whose back is much scarred with whips, et cetera, et cetera.

and the moon sweeps past us and whips us around behind it.

They made the best damn buggy whips ever, but eventually we didn't need them anymore.

drove the money changers out with whips, that he drove all the animals out.

And Ann takes a bite of this and kind of whips her head around and looks at me and she goes, what did you put in here?

It's a read-only app that a doctor whips out in the moment of care it says I'm going to raise your dose because this one's not working.

Easy for a Chop Champion to say.Just whips it up at the last minute.

But a second later, he whips his head suddenly to the side, trying to catch his snorkel's mouthpiece with his teeth.

watching the dog fights, the men with whips taking bets, where we swore to it, and again, later, we swore to it,

There were these gunshot-like sounds, whips cracking or doors getting shut and it was the ice cracking.

They came toward us, beating us with night sticks and bull whips, trampling us with horses and releasing the tear gas.

This was a kind of technology, a technology of whips, and measuring weights, and slate-- where the pounds would be recorded-- which forced people

And I think the parable here is that idea of the last company to make buggy whips.

to me and this manic woman she jumps out of the driver's seat she runs around the front of the car she whips open the

are very rhythmic very aggressive with a lot of energy and short notes which is where I think Stravinsky just whips the

observed a heaped mass of rope and canvas a log Jam of wagons and horses the creek of masts the crack of whips

So you know you know you've all heard the analogy about buggy whips.

And I can say that with confidence because I planted my oaks mostly from acorns, which means they were free, or a few from a foot-and-a-half bare root whips that cost $1.50

And I knew it, because I am the 13th generation progeny of a people who survived the hulls of slave ships-- survived the chains, the whips, the months

So the third phasing loop since it's up there, the moon swings around, whips us around behind it.

And as soon as he left, Danny just started going nuts, just like doing all these tail whips and back-flips, and going from box to box.

It hits the reef and then jumps out of the ocean to where it whips the

Steve Lehto: And so his men stopped, they didn't know what to do, and Burt whips out

Tyrant Zachary Tu tucked his yellow well sir if slaver is freedom then I'm glad I don't have to make a meal of it whips

In a choppy market, we want to do as little trading as possible so as not to get whipsawed.

I talk about in the book the way in which, in a very unique way, this one person was whipsawed by competing obligations.

And it sounds simple, maybe even simplistic, but I actually think it's a very significant advantage, especially in a time when our attention is being whipsawed