wacking造句

• He was wacking on a tambourine to beat the band.
• Songs like " The Weenie Wacking Woman, a Ballad of John Wayne and Lorena Bobbitt ."
• Some of these tried to slow the youngsters down by wacking them but the umpire was on top of that.
• And all spring and summer, youth workers from the California Conservation Corps were wacking back the weed with almost military zeal.
• Rogers, writer of " The Weenie Wacking Woman, " finds her inspiration from the morning news and the stranger, the better.
• All of this " wacking " is terribly violent by network prime-time standards, but it proves to be as addictive as ever for those of us outside the wiseguy " raquet ."
• Then I started wacking the weeds, which worked better than the week before, but one came out and stung me on the pinky finger ( this time I take blame for the provocation, as I was indeed trying to kill them and their nest ).
• Finally, by deleting the play's final scene, the nude tour de force that signifies Vivian's delivery from the earthly realm, the creative team has committed an error that some will deem as grievous as wacking off one of Donne's Holy Sonnets.
• However he bowled poorly, going for 0-62 off 7 overs . " I felt sorry for him in a lot of ways, " said Alan Border, " because I gave him a pretty tough task, bowling in that first 15 overs, and then he had to bowl towards the end when their guys were wacking out ."
• Especially if you read the titles of the books on the shelves, the shop posters, scrutinize the pictures hanging from the walls and the " things to do " lists etc & Listen, for exemple, in Wacking Day, to Marge asking Homer, in her hoarse voice, how he is going to use this new bludgeon he is taking out of its sheath.