Sentence examples for that a smack from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 13 February 2013 to make clear that "a smack on their bare bottom" is also sexual abuse.

Even though we were all armed with skateboards, we knew that a smack to the head wouldn't phase these guys, and we'd just end up bloodied and bruised.

That still felt like a smack, three months later.

The decoy or Q-ship was His Majesty's Armed Smack, a smack that had been outfitted with a concealed 3-pounder (47 mm) gun.

When the choreographer calls for Superman takeoffs that land with a smack, bodies splayed on the floor, his dancers don't hesitate a bit.

It remains petrified of democracy in Taiwan, and in particular of anything, such as a referendum on ECFA, that might smack of a plebiscite on Taiwan's future.

Gosh, coming from a publisher responsible for publishing the Sun, that does smack of a pot-kettle-black argument.

Indeed, just how does one negotiate a color line that runs smack through the middle of a family?

ANYONE who's ever lived in an apartment that faces smack into brick walls know that sunlight can be worth a pretty penny.

That smacks a bit of self promotion, but it's hard to argue with results.

A farmer in upstate New York swears that a swift smack with the side of the hand works.