Whacks

Khawaja is enticed by the ball, but pulls out just before making contact and whacks the floor with the toe of the bat.

Next, Jarrett whacks a steel chair against Booker’s knee.

The attacker then whacks the student in the head, twists her around by her hair and continues hitting the girl as she screams “Ow!” helplessly on the ground.

There’s always next year … unless the NCAA, which has yet to issue sanctions for the COVID-era recruiting transgressions, whacks ASU with a postseason ban for 2024.

It was a full length delivery with very little pace and Evin Lewis whacks a little wide of the bowler.

Terrible at the job, and got 2 whacks at it.

It was a poor full-toss outside off and Wyatt reaches out and whacks it away towards deep extra.

Lussick whacks a stunning 40:20 kick to earn some territory.

Well, not his forehands - he whacks a 92mph winner past Nadal to make it 40-30.

Liverpool have no one up front to soak up the ball and time so back come Real Madrid with Benzema who whacks a shot from 20 yards that scuds wide of the left post.

My answer: So when Granny loses some of her reasoning ability and starts to wander off, should we start giving her some whacks?

Gygax jokingly created two gods: Saint Cuthbert —who brought non-believers around to his point of view with whacks of his cudgel Gygax: "St.

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