Sentence examples for still whacked from inspiring English sources

"There's hardly any part of this city that you're not going to see something that's still whacked," he said.

The upshot is that they are still whacking moles.

Red Schoendienst, the second baseman on the '46 Cardinals, still whacks grounders to the new boys.

Golf is not as relaxing as it looks, although people all around me were still whacking away as I crawled to my car.

At the same time the regime still whacks the religious fanatics who look to the late Osama bin Laden, the Saudi who sought to overthrow the monarchy for its corruption and collaboration with the infidel, especially the American one.

Of course Woods still whacks it far enough using only 75percentnt of available strength to deal easily with even Augusta's recently stretched-out 7,290-yard 7,290-yardlengthening procoursehat many other competitors suspect makes yet more of a naturalengtheningd for Tiger.

That this felt like the most significant victory of Stuart Lancaster's 25-month tenure was nevertheless unavoidable - in the flushed face of the coach afterwards, the adrenaline clearly still whacking through him, in the noise produced by the cavorting support outside and in the performance out on the pitch that had triggered it all.

"She might still get whacked, but nothing like she gets whacked now".

The president is still being whacked with attack ads over his garbled "you didn't build that" remarks.

It hired Kellogg Huber, a D.C. firm, to conduct a $50 million investigation and reported everything to the feds but still got whacked.

While one country celebrated a man who represented three decades of new ideas, another was still playing whack-a-mole with companies that do nothing more than copy.