whacks in a sentence

1. if he whacks her, she's gonna be pissed.

2. Q: (GB) What were the loud whacks behind my chair?

3. After a few good hard whacks with the belt she told her to stop.

4. +More on Network World: Cisco whacks its Secure Access Control System

5. This may seem really ridiculous, but he took some good whacks from me.

6. One split infinitive, one whack; two split infinitives, two whacks; and so on.

7. from where i stood i heard the sickening whacks of the clubs on unprotected skulls.

8. As Hillary put it, "A few more whacks of the ice axe in the firm snow, and we stood on top."

9. The Nazi guards charged him, but Otis took them out with a few good whacks from the butt of his rifle.

10. I remember its definition by thinking of overhead clearance; how much room in the air before my head whacks into something.

11. But our discomfort paled in comparison to the dull whacks and the screams of pain by Egyptian people that broke the stillness of the night.

12. It was just one of those whacks on the side of the head that wakes you up and makes you think twice about your ways in life,” Herriot says.

13. It's easy to forget that the entire point of the method was that it was considered humane; the alternative execution method for French nobility was usually getting their heads chopped off with a sword or ax, which sometimes took several painful whacks.

14. Two distant cities might yet be spanned, not be telephone or airplane, not by cars, not by bicycles, not by whacks of a baseball, but by human beings exercising their most elemental technique of locomotion, in a spirit of cooperation, health, and reverence for the land.