Sentence examples for someone whacked from inspiring English sources

Someone whacked his newborn self with a book to get him going, an act that is up there with Leonard Bast being killed by a bookcase in EM Forster's Howards End when it comes to clunky symbolism.

We have a big gong in the middle of the office and someone whacks the gong when something good happens.

He notes: "When someone gets whacked, it's always easy to point the finger at the guy who's closest.

The Sopranos was the ultimate mob show, so there were always going to be instances where someone was "whacked".

Body-surfing in on my last wave, I suddenly felt as if someone had whacked my leg with a lead pipe studded with nails.

César needs someone to whack a fellow prisoner, who is about to incriminate his ­associates on the outside by turning state's ­witness.

Someone may get whacked for an incredibly stupid reason, but they knew what they were doing.

It's difficult to understand why someone can be whacked for posting up a laughing emoji, or why carrying a knife has become a way of life for some school-age children.

It's difficult to understand why someone can be whacked for posting a laughing emoji, or why carrying a knife has become a way of life for some school-age children.

"You know how it is these days they won't hire you to whack someone unless you've already got a job whacking people".

When all else fails, whack someone.