Sentence examples for going to smack from inspiring English sources
To the Nurse, as she spies Peter among the women: "I'm going to smack you.
Somebody tell the Aussies they're brilliant and they're going to smack us in the last Test.
"If you call me Big Bird I'm going to smack you," Ms. Stewart said.
"If I see the bartender use a jigger, I'm going to smack him".
When they shook hands, Oscar was sure the nigger was going to smack him; he acted so surly.
"If you don't pay attention and give it all you have, it's going to smack you right in the face," Boone said.
He interrupts, fiercely demanding: "Look, you going to effin' smack me or what, cos like this it looks like I'm grassing?" He can tell from my body language that I'm not, so he breaks away, with a touch of insolence: "I ain't tellin' you nothin'".
"The consumer is either going to get smacked around by inflation or a sagging economy.
I'm going to avoid smacking my lips at what this means for Rand Paul's Senate campaign.
Yes dear, "the government" is going to smash into your house, smack your mother around, etc. etc. Well at least the RIAA's tactics are working.
"I'm not going to talk smack," Yokoyama said, "but [getting the win] just means that these guys can't talk smack to us". Yokoyama hit the Sea Kings (3-1) in the mouth and then ran over them.
