Sentence examples for whacked from from inspiring English sources

Scenes from a shootout in Chinatown were whacked from "Men in Black 3".

But getting whacked from behind at around 180 miles an hour?

During downturns, such firms get "whacked" from several directions, explains Steven Kaplan of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Some economists believe the sequestration doesn't cut spending at all, but $92 million is whacked from the Small Business Administration's budget, and Kelly Phillips Erb says some small businesses are already taking a hit.

The corporate tax rate would be whacked from 35% to 25%, and the capital gains levy would be reduced by a third to 10%.

Featuring her headshot, the enormous front-page headline screamed: "Whacked From the Grave: Sammy Bull vics' kin want TV daughter's dough".

The main drawback is that it can't delete mail from your ISP's server; the spam you whack from Sidekick today will be waiting in your desktop inbox when you get back to the office.

And you're usually just whacked out from worrying.

Ballmer's outburst even whacked $1 billion from his own $23 billion net worth.

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".

Their first came just 3 minutes 40 seconds into the game, when Scott Thornton simply outhustled the Rangers' defense and whacked a pass from Mike Ricci past Dan Blackburn (26 saves).