Sentence examples for to wham from inspiring English sources
verb
To strike or smash (into) something with great force or impact
What they listened to Wham!, Bananarama, Prince.
A condescending male nurse makes you do wheelchair aerobics to Wham!'s "Last Christmas".
It was vintage Nerd Prom — couples awkwardly dancing to Wham! while juggling their martini glasses.
About to wham down high board fence when lady said fence farther along low enough to climb over.
That we leave the interview singing the lyrics to Wham Rap! at each other seems completely obvious.
It's a time for dancing badly to Wham! in a stupid hat whilst pretending to like your close relatives.
Walter Frederick Morrison had invented the disc and sold it to Wham-O in 1955.
Morrison sold the rights to the disc in 1957 to Wham-O.
A campaign to get Wham!'s Last Christmas to No 1, 23 years after it was pipped to the top by Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas?
Anderson's last years were not as productive as they should have been, though in 1985, there came one high-profile and hilariously unlikely offer of work, when he was invited to film Wham! on their visit to China.
Jung Min's first trip to the Wham Stadium on Saturday was not to be a memorable one in terms of the result as Stanley were swept aside 4-0 by Peterborough United.
