Nothing entered Colin's cell or changed there except that the hail accumulated and the wind whisked the pellets around the floor.

The wind whisked open the flaps of his coat and caused it to billow and snap.

All they had to do was go west, and the winds of freedom would whisk them to a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

Fierce wind whisked those arms, spun them like the blades of a fan.

The warm, storm-speed wind of Wednesday night had whisked the fire quickly to the second floor from the gymnasium, where it apparently began as an electrical short.

Frigid winds whisked through the boarded-up windows in their apartments.

The uneven wind whisked up and passed, and a bite of frost was in the air.

When the wind whisked away the smoke, he could see the ribs of the shattered cask swirling and tumbling astern in the ship's wake.

Vagrant winds whisked at random dust pockets, and the band gave wary attention to these disturbances.

He looked as if a good wind would whisk him away.