Sentence examples for takes a stick from inspiring English sources

There's blood on the hockey pitch as NZ's Katie Glynn takes a stick to the head.

When he finds something, he takes a stick of chalk - which has its own smart golden holder - and deftly marks the wood above the offending key.

And as long as we are going meta here, The Reeler takes a stick to a piñata that looks an awful lot like the Bagger.

He draws a five-minute penalty that we ended up scoring on, he takes a stick to his face, a punch to his head, all on the same shift.

"Any time a player takes a stick to another player's head, it's not anything we want in the league and I was pretty vocal about it," Keenan, the former Rangers' coach, said after Saturday night's game.

"You can send two thugs from your political party," one analyst told us, "and say one takes a stick and smashes a car.

Here, a real estate agent takes a stick-shift 6 for a proper shakedown.

Their designated villain also took a stick in his face.

"Take a peach, take a plum, take a stick of bubble gum.

If you took a stick and beat a dog to create that pain, you'd be prosecuted.

While the HHS and Medicare will take a stick to underperformers, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement will wave a carrot instead.