Sentence examples for trying to whack from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have to be standing up and trying to whack it through the covers.

Niall (15) and Maddy (8) are trying to whack one another with paddles.

Nourse eventually lost patience, and played on, trying to whack Reg Perks' bowling out of the ground.

It has been comical watching them and their agencies stomp about the net like maddened, half-blind giants trying to whack a mole.

We concur - kids do have an annoying habit of getting under one's feet when one is trying to whack up in peace.

Like a kid trying to whack a piñata and he's not going to get it with a blindfold on, so let's move the piñata so he can knock it.

Tell Andy I tried to whack myself out with pills on the Island. . . .

First he stabs Fab in the gut, then he tries to whack Louis.

/ Why don't you flee / Before Tiridate tries to whack you.

"I was going to try to whack it when it hit Ralfie's shaft and it just went wide.

Wright tries to whack the ball into the crowd, Botha sees him coming, bowls the arm ball, drops it shorter and Wright is snared.