Sentence examples for has been whacked from inspiring English sources

My body has been whacked".

"The whole space has been whacked," Mr. Thompson said.

Confidence has been whacked, and businesses will find it hard to get credit.

In truth, the novel has been whacked by a number of things, starting with the decline of public education, where standardised tests stand in for cultural (and actual) literacy.

Eventually, even after your portfolio has been whacked to half its size, your brain will adjust to a new norm.

Goldman Sachs is still up around 23% this year, although just about every other financial firm on the planet has been whacked.

The rookie shortstop José Reyes, who is batting second, is seeing more fastballs because Piazza is behind him in the order, and he has been whacking them.

An injury led to Nadal's loss to David Ferrer and it's not like Novak Djokovic is some up-and-comer who knocked Federer off his perch; he has been whacking away at him for years.

Maybe you don't feel like you're beating us with a stick but we certainly feel like we've been whacked with a stick".

There was a triage section, with everything from people dead from gunshot wounds (from live ammunition, not rubber bullets) to people who had been whacked on the head.

The Snarkitechture pieces included a cabinet of lacquered wood and cast silicone that gave the appearance of having been whacked by a cleaver.