Sentence examples for be whacked on from inspiring English sources

Get too close to the procession, and you are liable to be whacked on the head with a rubber chicken, surely a sort of "awakening".

Later his first mate, Peter Brown, has this to offer: "We shouldn't be whacking one of the greatest species on the planet.

Soon the middle classes were drinking it, huge taxes were whacked on it, and tea-smuggling became a serious problem.

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

There was a triage section, with everything from people dead from gunshot wounds (from live ammunition, not rubber bullets) to people who had been whacked on the head.

Warner lbw b Anderson 16 (Australia 27-1) Not an official drinks break, that – Rogers was getting a little treatment after being whacked on the arm or hand by Broad in that last over.

35th over: England 118-3 (Butcher 49, Thorpe 34) Cairns makes a couple pop at Thorpe, who is whacked on the thumb of his left hand and winces in pain.

And rather than being whacked on your back in anger, they are gently and rhythmically applied.

For example, shares of General Electric have been whacked on vague fears about GE's complex accounting structure.

But also because there must be far more interesting fictions to weave around him than that he discovered gravity after being whacked on the head by an apple.   .

Dave eagerly adds that the society's former leader was whacked on the head by a supernatural force during an earlier investigation of the basement.