Sentence examples for whack for from inspiring English sources

"I figured I could hit it with my tail," he said, and he gave it a whack for good measure.

Mr Putin also wants Belarus to pay the full whack for the cheap energy it gets from Russia, and is refusing to give it any more easy credits.

This gives them every reason to hoard information, with the result that stock prices are out of whack for longer than they otherwise would have been.

More reading: "the question of whether ordinary people will really pay top whack for a fantastic camera is already answered by the compact camera market".

Which is precisely why Pérez's transfer philosophy is always to pay top whack for the players with the biggest names: they always return the investment.

As in nature, he explained, "the checks and balances have to get out of whack for them to get back in order".

"Guys get whacked for doing things, guys get whacked for not doing things, it don't matter.

Someone may get whacked for an incredibly stupid reason, but they knew what they were doing.

Feeling cocky, I gave it a couple more whacks — for luck, I guess.

Less good from Mortaza, whose length ball is whacked for six over mid-on.

He had just been whacked for 21 in his first over; his body is supposed to be creaking.