Sentence examples for whack through from inspiring English sources

To whack through really big computations that would take an infinite amount of time on a classical computer, he says, D-Wave's chip also has to maintain a kind of delicate synchrony between the individual qubits called coherence.

As Ben Crair of the Daily Beast points out: "Whack through The Secret Knowledge's abundant quotations of Friedrich Hayek and you'll find all the shock jock's canards: 'Carbon emissions do not in any way affect the temperature of the planet'; we 'won in Vietnam' … the 'erosion of marriage' – pinned to sex education, homosexuality and abortion – is 'a moral affront'".

It's more like a machete which you can use to whack through the stuff that's in the way of seeing what's really important.

Then a good whack through the covers from Ramdin, Bairstow gives chase and keeps them to three.

I whacked through the reeds in the median to the eastbound bridge.

CHINESE CLEAVERS: Chinese cleavers are not for whacking through anything hard or tough, but are rather for slicing anddicing, and they are designed to be compact and maneuverable.

I felt the punishment was probably a little too lenient: I would have preferred a public thrashing, with his little naked buttocks being whacked through the streets of Brisbane.

But once Kircher settles in Rome, Mr. Glassie devotes most of his energy to whacking through the thickets of his scholarly writings, situating them against the high intellectual politics of the day while pausing to admire their frequent outcroppings of self-delusion and utter bogosity.

Here's where a peculiarity of Creole studies, which has rumbled in the background of the book, comes to the fore: evaluating any claim means whacking through a jungle of detail in which arguments about, say, verbs in some Dutch Creole depend on data about population crashes in Suriname in the late 17th century.

That this felt like the most significant victory of Stuart Lancaster's 25-month tenure was nevertheless unavoidable - in the flushed face of the coach afterwards, the adrenaline clearly still whacking through him, in the noise produced by the cavorting support outside and in the performance out on the pitch that had triggered it all.

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