churning

It's easy to slam the studios for churning out crass sequels and safe remakes and endlessly rebootable superhero pictures.

As he did so, a storm of shot and shell came spluttering around, churning the water up as if huge hailstones were falling into it.

I mean to say you have been giving him a good feed of milk out of the bottle, and now you have been an hour churning it!

Sixty years ago, when grandpa was a boy, he had a dog called Romeo, who was made to do the work of churning butter.

He felt a little thrill as he looked over and saw the churning mass and thought that in two years he would stand there and wait.

The ocean was whipped up into a milk-white foam and was dashing and churning in all directions.