Sentence examples for getting whacked off from inspiring English sources
"It's the Wigan-Saints derby and everybody is getting whacked off the ball and he made an error.
Getting whacked on camera has simplified his off-camera life.
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But what they do care about is getting whacked because they can't pay college costs".
Frosheiser said, "He got whacked on the head pretty good.
If you get whacked on the head by a flailing arm, ignore it.
Maybe not the Kedwell one because he got whacked and had to go off and that was unlucky.
"Back off or the economy will get whacked," warned an ugly chorus of bankers as the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) approached publication of its final proposals.
You can see little coffins on their eyelids, leaving only one question: how will the fiend get whacked?" Stone said that "Todd was this close to being offed, but Howarth made that choice laughable.
"The industry got whacked.
