But let us hope that any new government does not
whip away necessary funds as any cutbacks are imposed.
After throwing his
whip away in disgust, the jockey walked away, only to burst into tears as the magnitude of his loss sank in.
At the first sign of a chill in the air they efficiently
whip away summer throws and cushions, replacing them with warmer ones which had of course been carefully stored away, clean and pressed.
He added: "It is a balancing act between wanting to be as responsive as possible but trying to avoid creating a reduction we are going to have to
whip away from people within a few months."
Not that he saw much of his starter, as the daughters were poised with forks to
whip away the fancy fanned bits of melon.
Karsh was given only two minutes to take his picture when Winnie visited Canada in 1941 and, as a result, the first thing he did was to
whip away Churchill's ever-present cigar.
Good luck to him, and if it turns out to be a struggle, at least the Jockey Club isn't likely to
whip away his licence, which would probably have happened in Hong Kong if Chapple-Hyam had decided to apply for its renewal.
"We eventually realised that the key to him was that he did not like being hit, so we keep the
whip away from him these days."