Sentence examples for taking a further whack from inspiring English sources

States have cut back on extended UI benefits and the sequester is taking a further whack at UI, despite historically very high levels of long-term unemployment.

That's my employer he's taking a whack at.

The ball falls dangerously but Kim Nam-il succeeds only in taking a whack at Pope's thigh.

Taking a Whack Against Comcast [Washington Post].

So I waited until the hubbub died down before taking a whack at the iMac, and then ran smack into several irritations the hypesters somehow missed.

Now comes Peter Manso, a biographer of Norman Mailer and Marlon Brando, to take a mighty whack at the Worthington case.

I think we should all be given bamboo sticks so we can take a good whack at it".

"Marco took a fair whack on the jaw and naturally he's not happy," said Hodgson.

He crouched down, head forward, looking more like a sumo wrestler than the winner of fourteen major championships, and took a mighty whack.

It would take a big whack out of the government's revenues, not temporarily but permanently-by Spratt's estimate, $274 billion over ten years.

Similarly, Republicans wanted to take a significant whack at the entitlement programs whose growth will contribute most significantly to the nation's debt.