Sentence examples similar to On whack from inspiring English sources

Minutes before the home run, Reed was whacked on the left wrist by a wicked line drive hit by Andruw Jones.

Mischievous bloggers and tweeters are jujitsu-ing the Allied publicity machine with gags about how it's Ange who is going to come on to whack Marion.

So they turned to me and said: 'Go on, just whack it, put your foot through it.'" That one went in the top corner.

So what's wrong with knocking it out of whack on purpose?

During bull markets, when greed outpaces fear, valuations inevitably get out of whack on the upside.

Liz Ann Sonders: Trim when exposure in portfolios have gotten out of whack on the upside; add when it's the opposite.

Our man lightens up, goes on whacking, wins.... ......It's absolutely amazing.

Our man lightens up, goes on whacking, wins.... ..It's absolutely amazing.

There he is!" Mazie gives the man a resounding whack on the head with her bludgeon and keeps on whacking until he seems willing to behave.

Some of these, such as a carnival game based on Whack-A-Mole but involving live rats, must be completed in order to receive new items and further the game's plot, while others, such as a car-themed version of Battleship, are entirely optional as to whether the player uses them.

"If Crowns and judges have better training on the dynamics of sexual violence, they can better interrupt a line of questioning that verges on whacking, or is whacking".