Sentence examples for started whacking from inspiring English sources

"We were sat down, trying to have a peaceful protest, but they started whacking us".

Had he really been out of control, he might have just started whacking back.

"And from here on down," he said with a sweep of his hand, "they started whacking them".

None of the family played tennis till Junior started whacking a plastic ball around at 18 months.

When wrecking crews started whacking away at the Elwha Dam last September, it was projected to take two, or even three years to bring it down.

"I was three weeks to getting on the plane and going home, but I came out to the city and started whacking out business cards everywhere.

"Once you start whacking people," he said, "they realize real quick you are not a punk".

Higher swap rates should mean lenders start whacking up the cost of new fixed-rate mortgages – but, so far, there is little evidence of this.

If on a night out some gorilla grabs you round the neck from behind and starts whacking you in the face, just recall a simple technique and you can have him lying on his back in a second.

The teams have agreed upon the sub-plots, which unfold at the margins of your TV screen; whenever certain antagonists enter the same quadrant of ice (Pronger/Byfuglien, Carcillo/Kopecký), they start whacking and yapping at each other, as the camera blithely follows the puck up ice, leaving the sub-plots to the live spectators.

And listen to the raucous laughter when little precious gets bored and starts whacking the innocent hostages as well.