1. We had a whip-round at the office to buy her a leaving present.

2. We had a whip-round to pay for a taxi to the railway station.

3. We usually have a whip-round at work for people who are leaving.

4. It's Sally's birthday tomorrow. We'd better have a whip-round so we can get her a present.

5. The tube workers had a whip-round to pay for a taxi to the railway station.

6. We had a whip-round for Annie's leaving present.

7. We did a whip-round to buy her a present.

8. Let us do a whip-round to buy a joint present for Mary's birthday?

9. Tomorrow is Lucy's birthday. Shall we do a whip-round to buy a joint present for her?

10. But WaMu's whip-round shows that the desperation is spreading to Main Street.

11. We're having a whip-round for old Fred[Sentence dictionary], who's retiring from the firm.

12. We're having a whip-round for old Fred , who's leaving the firm.

13. Tom went off on paternity leave and his secretary organised a whip-round to send a card and a gift.

14. Vicki: Yes, people who don't have much money individually, like students might do a whip-round to buy something they couldn't afford unless they all contribute.

15. And the public offering foundation shall be divided into national public offering foundation and regional public offering foundation according to the scope of areas of the whip-round.

16. The recipient, as a social legal phenomenon, is manifested through the network whip-round, messages whip-round, campus whip-round and other forms.