Sentence examples for socked by from inspiring English sources
It was like getting socked by an overhand right.
"Like many small businesses," he wrote, "we were socked by the recession.
Now we've been socked by a terrible storm, and do we hear from you? No. Come, now.
In order to stop borrowers from being socked by an accumulation of unpaid interest whenever they fail to pay their bill, there are laws requiring credit-card companies to specify a minimum payment in each statement.
It's also the best way to see one of the most visually arresting courses anywhere without getting socked by the famously prohibitive greens fee of $350, or more if you're staying outside the resort.
A broad array of industry groups that have been socked by big class-action lawsuits, including health insurance companies and life insurers, argue that the system is being abused by lawyers who increasingly file major cases in a few out-of-the-way jurisdictions that have sympathetic judges and juries.
"They'll get to Sock by the end of the first set," he said.
The restaurant was socked in by soot and debris.
"Until now the area was socked in by a long stationary front with cloud cover," the official said.
Katia wears top by Full Circle, knickers from Beyond Retro, socks by Happy Socks and shoes from Beyond Retro.
Awakening one morning to find a lost sock by his side, the goat, Bah, brings it to his friend Beep.
