Sentence examples for in a whack from inspiring English sources

There is no sense of Franco going for the, "look at me, I know I'm in a whack job of a movie, so I'm going to act craaaazzzzyyy".

LaTourette, a close ally of House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), felt emboldened enough on the matter to denounce the Mica amendment on the floor Thursday night as another stage in a "whack-a-union" campaign.

The ball falls dangerously but Kim Nam-il succeeds only in taking a whack at Pope's thigh.

Because the one thing voters will not abide is behavior that suggests the pol in question is a whack job.

At the end of April, Mr. Cuomo pushed through a $1.3 billion cut in education aid, a whack that landed heavily on the shoulders of the poorest districts, like New York City.

Mr. Scheunemann was referring to widely disseminated criticism by Mr. McCain's advisers in the final days of the campaign that Ms. Palin, as first reported in Politico, was a "whack job".

The other day the boss of BMW in North America took a whack at brand marketing for the automobile industry.

But mostly Dr. Dean talks about when to pick up the big stick in public, and when to take a whack in private.

"The top end took a whack in the recession, but they've gotten back on their feet.

Another pro from the series, Artem Chigvintsev, received a minor injury today when he had a whack in the face from Flavia Cacace's elbow.

6.30pm BST 72 min: Valdivia controls the ball, turns to feed one of his strikers and ships a whack in the stomach that winds him.