jabbed in a sentence

1. i jabbed you with my pen.

2. she jabbed him in his ribs

3. he jabbed a pen into an inkpot and began writing

4. "Why did you sell beef here?" asked another as he jabbed his finger at Mr. Ali.

5. Suddenly—this could happen only in Israel—someone swung open the door and jabbed his head in.

6. She jabbed her needle into the fabric and started sewing but her mind was still on Mrs. Gibbons.

7. He jabbed Trump again later when talking about actor Bill Murray's recent visit to the White House.

8. He jabbed him on the shoulder, and strictly, but kindly explained that it was time to finish the dances.

9. In a bar in Canada, two men jabbed their fingers at me - in a friendly way - and asked me a simple question.

10. When announcing the new models in early 2018, the company jabbed, “And as always, you know, there’s no notch.”

11. In fact, you might be feeling a few kicks and jabbed elbows, showing off just how strong your baby has become.

12. They couldn't find any water nearby, so General Huo forcefully jabbed his horsewhip five times into the ground.

13. Defense Minister Chaudhry Ahmad Mukhtar jabbed back by threatening to withdraw his country's troops from the Afghan border areas.

14. when the evil policeman heard this, he became flustered and violently jabbed me on the left side of my chest with the electric baton.

15. So he ran into the kitchen to light the fire and see what had jabbed him so; and then it was that the scorpion hooked his sting into his hand.

16. Castro further jabbed Sanders when he asked if we can compensate for taking people's property, why we can't compensate people who were property.

17. And yet, even with all these added contaminants, pregnant women, the elderly and young children are prodded to get jabbed every year by health authorities.

18. These facts are just a few solid reasons why people who study vaccines do NOT get injected with them, nor do they have their brilliant children get jabbed with known neurotoxins.

19. Clearly angered by Enrile’s attack on her last week, Santiago frequently jabbed her finger towards Enrile as she spoke, while the senator played a game of Bejeweled on his tablet computer.

20. (Natural News) If vaccines are really so safe and effective that everyone has to be forced to get them essentially at gunpoint, then why do nearly three percent of all vaccinated children end up suffering serious injuries or death due to getting jabbed?