Sentence examples for getting smacked from inspiring English sources

"It was literally like getting smacked in the face," said Mr. Wadler, 26, who is still unemployed.

Fight against any of this injustice and risk getting smacked with the "angry black woman" label and then dismissed.

"Any time anybody had a reference to a blowout, they would say, 'They're getting smacked like Medgar Evers.' It became a term for a while".

(Photograph: Pete Marovich/ZUMA Press/Corbis) 6.25pm GMT Is there any clip better than a reporter getting smacked in the head by an umbrella on live television?

It describes a beating Mr Nicholson suffered in the 1990s at the hands of thugs probably commissioned by the Slovak secret service.Gadfly hacks probably no longer need to worry about getting smacked in the face in their own homes.

One of the most left-field moments of his bid saw his supporters placing stickers on lamp posts warning heroin dealers they risked getting "smacked" if they tried to trade in the city.

Those who talked to the Observer are keen to dispel the widely touted claim that Massey was anti-heroin, a stance developed in reports that the father-of-five was behind stickers on lampposts warning: "Use smack and get smacked".

I got smacked everywhere with femaleness.

I never got smacked, but it was pure intimidation.

"I may have been hailing a cab and gotten smacked in the head," he said.

"The principal said he got smacked or slapped around," Mr. Luu said after a meeting last Thursday with Mr. Siegel.