whipper in造句

• This is when the idea of the'whipper in'was borrowed from fox hunting.
• Some villages employed dog whippers in a more general capacity, dealing with stray and disruptive dogs throughout the village.
• Chavez, who is 4-foot-10, small even for a jockey, is known as the most ferocious whipper in the sport.
• As with foxhounds a handful of packs have a different coloured uniform, either red or blue coats being worn, while in a few hunts the huntsman's coat may be a different colour from those worn by the whippers in.