Sentence examples for whacked to from inspiring English sources

We know you.' In their twisted hearts Martin was just another uppity 'fenian' who deserved to be whacked to show the town's taigs (Catholics) who was in charge.

But for sticklers, only ice wrapped in linen or canvas and whacked to a fine powder with a wooden mallet will do.

They can be whacked to death by giant blades of the dam turbines, knocked out from collisions with concrete spillways, or succumb to a fatal condition not unlike the bends.

But when Chase first sought permission from the songwriters, Perry demurred because, he later explained, "I was not excited about the Soprano family being whacked to Don't Stop Believin'".

Eventually, even after your portfolio has been whacked to half its size, your brain will adjust to a new norm.

The upside was the French waiters were too heat whacked to be rude, polite from persistent perspiration.

He could go whack to whack to whack.

They seem kinda whack to me.

I said to Alex, 'You know, you can get [$400 million] for your team now.' He turned around and went, whack, to Dean's head.

I'm supposed to whack off to this?

But when Jones made a mistake, Posada whacked it to left field.