Sentence examples for have been whacked from inspiring English sources
Share prices have been whacked and will remain low until the Brexit clouds clear.
They've transfixed me, partly, I suspect, because Howard's definition of sleaze frequently involves music on which the emotional volume control seems to have been whacked up to full.
Among the 60 or so works on view will be "Shared Fate," an installation of bread, newspapers, a necktie, shoelaces, etc., which have been whacked by the same guillotine that beheaded Marie Antoinette.
And conditions are deteriorating fast too in emerging economies, which have been whacked by tumbling exports and the drying-up of foreign finance.This news is bad enough in itself; but it also poses the biggest threat to open markets in the modern era of globalisation.
Markets have been whacked repeatedly in recent weeks — by a Federal Reserve quarter-point rate hike, a roiling U.S.-China trade spat, oil prices declining because of worries about world economic growth, and, finally, a White House threat to close the government over funding for a border wall between this country and Mexico.
Sure, they have been whacked by a year of flagging earnings and identity crises.
Government and corporate policies have been whacking working Americans every which way for the past three or four decades.
To watch a game featuring all of its advertised stars, you could have flipped over to the N.F.L. game between the Falcons and the Saints, but by halftime you might have been whacking the side of your TV wondering what someone had done with the Drew Brees you remember.
With the small boundary here he could have been whacking it for miles, and that's a spectacle fans want to see.
My body has been whacked".
