Sentence examples for was whacked with from inspiring English sources

Circumspection is required, Mr Staley, especially from a bank that was whacked with yet another big fine last week.

She can take her lumps too, like the time she was whacked with a belt during sex with an FBI encryption cards contractor.

But because DOMA barred the federal taxman from recognising their marriage, Ms Windsor was whacked with $363,053 in estate taxes.She sued, arguing that DOMA violated fifth-amendment principles of equal protection under the law.

It had also been steadily paying down its tax bill.Then, in December, the firm was whacked with another claim, for around $3.5 billion, bringing the total to $31 billion, of which it says it has paid around $21.6 billion.

In a two-hour live call-in appearance on the CBS program "This Morning" during the 1992 campaign, Mr. Clinton was whacked with this from an educator in Wisconsin: "From all the reports of your marital problems, et cetera, I'd like you to convince me that you would take the presidential oath seriously".

Résumé With C. P. E. Bach," included three gunshots; a dog; a boom box suspended from above and flying across the stage; and a large chain dropping into a metal tub, when the rope holding it to a tree stump was whacked with a hatchet.

He started out being whacked with six of the worst.

In that case, shipping firms could be whacked with a bill of the order of $50 billion.

She felt like she was being whacked with a two-by-four.

When the rubber hand is whacked with a hammer, they wince and sometimes cry out.

The president is still being whacked with attack ads over his garbled "you didn't build that" remarks.