Sentence examples for whack from inspiring English sources

When they observe happy children with complex needs who appear to behave and look well treated, do inspectors whack out generous "outstanding" judgments as a way of rewarding the school for relieving society of its guilt about what to do with disabled children, rather than basing the grading on whether students are being fully extended to learn?

If Spotify can detect when I'm flagging in a run (ie five minutes in) and whack on Hey Boy Hey Girl by the Chemical Brothers, it'll be on the right lines.

It was whack and I just did not like it at all".

That is a considered decision that we've made … [whereas] Labor's instinct is always if in doubt let's whack on another tax in particular on people saving for their retirement".

Banks will merely whack up base salaries, thereby inflating their fixed costs and creating bigger risks, especially during a crisis.

You really start to notice your daily cost go up when you whack the gas on.

And should you tire of playing the cycling villain, just whack on a pair of massive sideburns and pretend you're Wiggo.

Norwich could find their passing groove only intermittently but Russell Martin would have shot them into the lead in the 15th minute after receiving a corner from Nathan Redmond if Anderson had not been perfectly placed to whack the defender's 16-yard drive off the line.