Sentence examples for can whack it from inspiring English sources

The Yaybahar is no ordinary musical instrument: you can whack it with a mallet, strum its vertical strings, or bang the two drums at its feet.

One can whack it on in a minute flat.

You can whack it with a hammer, attack it with a drill, or even stab it with a screwdriver.

You can whack it with a hammer, attack it with a drill, even stab it with a screwdriver.

You can really whack it.

The ad represents Callaway's humorous tweaking of the United States Golf Association's ruling that the ERC II does not conform to its standards because it has too much of a spring effect -- that is, it can whack balls farther than the governing body deems kosher.

And by value, I mean valuable knowledge for the firms in attendance, not the extra few thousand dollars HBS can whack on to its fees for access to a star attraction?

"Ash [Turner] is a very talented player, and he can whack the ball quite well too – it's good to see him making a debut for Australia before Western Australia". Asked whether Australia would use James Anderson's statement that England would be aiming to win the series 5-0 as motivation – though the Lancashire fast bowler could hardly have been expected to say anything else – Lyon concurred.

If you're Katy Perry, why would you announce a new album through a music magazine or media outlet with a paltry 180,000 Twitter followers, when you can whack a message on Twitter and know it will instantly hit more than 36 million fans?

Essentially you turn it on, and then you can whack the camera in various directions to change settings, modes, and navigate the menu.

Lots of us can whack on a fly outfit, but for Rowland, with his music and clothes feeding off each other, it's a way of life.