Sentence examples for walloped from inspiring English sources

Best under attack, he walloped a comeback against Farage's dig at Labour's immigration record: "You want to exploit people's fears instead of addressing them".

The currencies of other places with current-account gaps, such as South Africa and Turkey, have been walloped too.To be sure, the rupee deserves a beating, given how India's prospects have dimmed.

REPUBLICANS walloped Democrats in November, thanks to concern over big government, high taxes and a crippling deficit.

The city got walloped by the tech crash in 2001.

In the first match, played in Kolkata, they were walloped by an innings and 51 runs.

A colleague of hers was hospitalised after being walloped repeatedly with a metal stick.

The rage was in vain: voters still walloped Republicans in a referendum on George Bush and Iraq.However, Koch-bashing need not hit its purported targets to work (just as attack ads can do the job, even after fact-checkers debunk them).

Since then he has endeavoured to distinguish his party from the coalition: in a speech in December he walloped the "draconian" wing of the Tory party and claimed that the Lib Dems had curbed Conservative welfare cuts.

Nor did England just squeak a win, they won the fifth and final Ashes Test in Sydney by an innings and 83 runs, taking the series 3-1, or—to use a technical term England walloped Australia.

The past few months have seen the ruling party walloped repeatedly.

Having walloped the Democrats in the mid-term elections, Republicans feel that the president should move in their direction.