Sentence examples for smack like from inspiring English sources

"Do you have to smack like that?" Leon barks.

Moff was originally developed for children three to 10 (it curls around the wrist with a smack, like the slap bracelets that were collected by kids in the Eighties), but the company has widened its target demographic to include adults, with the idea of including whole families in games.

I was a light-skinned kid about 130 to 140 pounds with blond hair, and I was talking smack like nobody's business.

Try not to pucker and "smack" like you would if you were kissing a relative.

Their generous squarish canvases feature enlarged, nature-book renderings of birds and fish, smacked like decals onto uniform backgrounds of blue, black or, most often, brown -- sometimes with a bit of trompe l'oeil shadow.

The great trees creaked and groaned and strained against it and their bush-rope cables groaned and smacked like whips, and ever and anon a thundering crash with snaps like pistol shots told that they and their mighty tree had strained and struggled in vain.

Keef threatened on Twitter to "smack him like da lil bitch he is".

"I'd give him a smack, just like our fathers did when we misbehaved," said František Tlučák, an 86-year-old former partisan who weighed just 45kg when he returned home from a Nazi labour camp in the summer of 1945.

Exile On Main Street The Rolling Stones, 1972 Exile… found outlaw Keith Richards shipping the Stones to his pad, Nellcôte, in the south of France, where the smack flowed like wine and William Burroughs and Gram Parsons would drop by.

Rick seems to realize this when he admits "I was wondering how many of you I'd have to kill to save your lives". I just want to reiterate how awesome it was to see Morgan turn up and lay the smack down like that---not once, but two times.

As with Carancho, Trapero's earthy, honest drama has its feet firmly rooted in its location – there's nothing touristy about his approach, which has the Loach-like smack of authenticity.