Sentence examples for get thumping from inspiring English sources

Sing and perform in a 'circus' here twice a year — make up a mystical over-the-top clown act with music, get thumping applause sometimes, it's a gas.

He'd probably get thumped to all parts by John Davison.

"But you get the big head, you stop working, you're going to get thumped.

When you lose, particularly if you get thumped, you carry that loss around.

They set out not to get thumped, but they did anyway.

The latest push for a Chicago-based casino is one example where suburban constituents could get thumped by the city's stronger fist.

And he won voters with a household income of more than $200,000 many of whom will get thumped by his tax increases by six points.

The defeat of Neil Abercrombie, the governor of Hawaii, in a Democratic primary on August 9th is a reminder that even a candidate who looks safe can get thumped if he falls out with the electorate.

Of course the far more likely scenario is that they will get thumped but in facing top class opposition will at least get to see if their two recent victories were more down to good luck (Bournemouth) and the poor quality of their opposition (Hull City) than any major advances they have made under the stewardship of Moyes.

And I thought, 'Bloody hell, I'm going to get thumped'.

"It was a drawn Test series - we didn't get thumped, but people react like drawing a Test series is a huge thing.