Sentence examples for will get whacked from inspiring English sources

"Back off or the economy will get whacked," warned an ugly chorus of bankers as the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) approached publication of its final proposals.

Afraid a key vendor will get whacked by a hurricane and shut down your production?

Those who put stock into a tax-deferred account will get whacked at 35% when it's withdrawn, compared with the light 15% tax on dividends and long-term capital gains in a taxable account.

But if the IRA gets left outside a trust, and after the second spouse dies is part of a taxable estate, it will get whacked by both estate and income taxes.

DO NOT get your nose pierced unless you're sure you want it done! be careful with your new piercing, as it will get whacked out by anything possible.

People often misunderstand the pricing structure by complaining about the high cost of holding onto a bike for more than an hour – if you're on the day rate you'll get whacked with a $9 charge for every 60-90 minutes you keep a bike over your "free" first 30 minutes, and it's a whopping $12 for every additional 30 minutes after that.

Fail to meet the terms of the loan, and you'll get whacked with a penalty.

PocketNet costs a flat $30 a month for pseudo-Web access directly from a cell phone, but use that phone as a PC modem and you'll get whacked a whopping extra nickel per kilobyte.

Joe had better side with the right one, otherwise he'll get whacked.

Interest rates are bound to rise in the future, and then your NAV will really get whacked".

Meanwhile, STEVE SCHIRRIPA, of "The Sopranos," told us why his character will never get whacked on the show.