Sentence examples for sharp whack from inspiring English sources
It might indeed be folklore that ganglia can be reduced by a sharp whack from the family Bible (Letters, 19 September).
In the video, the sharp sound of metal whacking against skull can be heard above the din of the crowd.
When I asked him what he knew about the unnamed G.I., he gave me a sharp, angry look, and began whacking his hand against his knee.
The process left me bloody, but I got through it by reminding myself that the root leaping off my chopping board and onto the floor with every whack of my sharpest knife was the source of all the silky céleri rémoulade I ordered for lunch whenever I worked in Paris.
That would put the nation's budget further out of whack and force even sharper austerity measures than it has committed to so far.
"Just saved your life!" Green hoots as he spares me from whacking my head on a sharp outcrop of staircase.
Lemmon really whacks that second syllable, and backs it up with a sharp shiver of his maracas.
Put your new fly on your rod and whack 'em and stack 'em! ! - Always remember that the hook is sharp!
Whack, whack, whack, whack.
