Sentence examples for would have whacked from inspiring English sources

Do you think Tony Soprano would have whacked Ralphie over a race car?

Inches more and it would have whacked off my head like a golf ball on a tee.

"I know through 16 years, probably 99 percent of the G.M.'s in the league would have whacked the coach at a certain time," Ruff said.

My old Montreal High principal would have whacked those commenters with a leather strap - standard punishment at the time - and sent them home sobbing, humiliated and rubbing their painfully reddened hands together.

He could have whacked it in my ear as my own kids have often done, and had I carried on broadcasting then it would have been something.

Perhaps if he had known the word, he would have said "whacked".

Like the time Karl Metz had whacked her with that hammer.

"It has whacked me in terms of my stamina.

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It would have been more whack, smack and thwack.

With a wind at their backs Racing would have been better advised to whack the ball long and trust in their defence, rather than attempting to run the clock down via a series of recycled rucks within range of their own sticks.