walloping การใช้

• The changeover symbolizes the walloping that Democrats suffered last week.
• Even if there's no big walloping backbeat.
• American finds his footing in walloping Puerta 6-4, 6-2
• Recession has stifled economic activity, walloping government efforts to collect tax revenues.
• On the one hand, I don't think we want teachers walloping kids.
• New York wound up walloping the Padres, 9-6, on Saturday night.
• Oregon looked as if it hardly missed Joey Harrington in walloping Mississippi State last week.
• There are walloping climaxes, too, each of which dies away into the gloom.
• And space weather can pack walloping storms that threaten earthlings and some of their favorite artifacts.
• New Hampshire State Police sent the Branson Police Department photos of Hells Angels walloping police there.
• Strolling past Rockefeller Center on the day after Christmas delivers a walloping reminder about New York City.
• Jayasuriya pressed the accelerator to gallop past his 50 before walloping 15 in an over off Kapali.
• Rutgers has lost two straight games since walloping Seton Hall, 75-57, on Feb . 21
• The walloping means there will be no fifth consecutive pennant that would have tied the major league record.
• But the Bruins broke that skein Tuesday night, walloping the defending Stanley Cup champions, 6-3.
• Haggard appeared slightly flustered during that song, nearly walloping Owens by accident when he signaled Hamlet to solo.
• Thick and creamy pumpkin bisque is as spiced up as a pie and finished with a walloping cayenne kick.
• Yoshimi murders her husband by walloping him with a frying pan, and then kills Tatsuya when he visits.
• I always forget about the walloping Canadian taxes added to hotel bills when I budget vacations in the near north.