Everyone else hauled bundles along toward the raft where they heaped up a great whacking pile of the stuff.

This line will undoubtedly be charged at a whacking premium, making it in effect the mode of transport for the wealthy and those on expenses.

I dived out the door just before the automatic computer defenses slammed it shut with a great whacking clang.

A beastly great whacking brute of a bulldog.

Olivier himself stated that "one great whacking cut had to be made", and the cut he chose to make was the omission of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

The Beijing 2008 Olympics site notes their "their whacking feet, longish necks and puny heads" and reports the garbled mythology as issued by the 2004 Olympics Committee.

The small cases, like ragging on Traffic & Roads to fill the great whacking pothole on Gambo Street, or quietly suggesting it was high time a certain junior-school teacher learned to like kids.

But certainly a list of very good steaks is at its core, including Australian Wagyu at fearsome prices and Scottish cuts which are both more affordable and leave less of a whacking carbon footprint, with American steaks in between.

This is the composer who delighted in pasting together 19th-century band music, spirituals, hoedowns, flag-waving patriotic songs, sentimental effusions and reminiscences of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, somehow reconciling them with 20th-century devices like polytonality, atonality and great whacking tone clusters.

Do you have a special way of wacking off?

I had a good wacking from my friend Chauvelin once.

The main strength of my run was the wacking of the board on the wave.

It is very tempting to try wacking about with a cane, but of course, I know that won't accomplish anything.

Now go back to wacking off to pictures of the ipad like other wired writers and let the big boys talk about the real issues.

Some of these tried to slow the youngsters down by wacking them but the umpire was on top of that.

Certainly not Olvir or me. We've nowhere to go, not with that wacking price on our heads.

First ever Wacking.

However on wacking in the Disc and pumping up the volume, Strange Weather exert a very excitable brand of stadium type alt-rock.

Group Dance: Till The World Ends - Britney Spears (Wacking; Choreographer: Matt Cady)

At least I would have something to go whack off with for a while.

He whacked on the side of the car, as if to get their attention.

You come into a town and try to whack the guy out first thing, you're not likely to get ahead.

If someone was looking to whack me, I'd want to be the first to know about it.

I'd like it even more if he whacked the guy in public.

She whacked a 5-iron to the green for her third shot.

I've been too whacked out even to ask you about it.

He whacked me on the back and I held both his arms.

He whacked her with the book again, this time from the other side.

Three times was more than I let anyone whack me, given a choice.

But I usually whack the bad guys when they're dead to the world.

He would have whacked his head a good one if he'd stood up too quickly.

Dad - well, he just wanted to whack the guy himself.

Or maybe they wanted to whack her in front of a customer.

I whacked the same guy over the head with my club.

I ran toward it and something whacked me in the head.

Yeah, it was one of them that I whacked her with.

Maybe he wanted out and the ice man whacked him.

He'd have to go into the bathroom and whack off.

You're about to whack him, but then you see your mom watching.

"Is he allowed to whack off once in a while?"

He was a bit whacked out, just about to fall right over the edge.

"You think it's the same one whacking all these white men from out of town?"

I closed the door behind me, went to my room and whacked off.

It felt as if he had been whacked across the face with a club.

You are going to get at least 40 whacks, understand?

I've been taking a few whacks at the garden, too.

They all needed a few whacks with a lead pipe.

"We allowed too many second and third whacks at the net."

She found out later that she'd got six whacks from the teacher's ruler for being late.

I was thinking, let it go, be aggressive, take your whacks.

"I had more than my share of whacks on the behind.

A few whacks from her trunk were always enough to do the trick!

Usually she would get four whacks with it, on rare occasions six.

He took a couple of good whacks at the twisted metal pieces.

He began to chop up each apple with six quick whacks.

"You took an ax and gave your mother forty whacks?"

He'd taken whacks at Travis's credibility, but what choice had she given him?

"Four whacks, Richard, and make sure that she feels them!"

A few hard whacks from a small sledge had been sufficient.

We had a couple of whacks at them and didn't do it."

With the money and the notoriety come the whacks.

But it does not take unnecessary whacks at America's premier high-tech company.

His occupation is market research, which enables the author to take whacks at advertising as a way of life.

Something stronger than fear of her mother's light broom whacks seemed to be holding the girl back.

After a few whacks with an iron bar, no one moans any more.

Then she delivered two biting whacks with her utmost energy.

I took a few whacks myself getting the mob done, but lay them low I did.

I gave it a few more whacks and eventually it swung open.