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And before I realised, Talen had opened the door and flew straight down as the remote smacked him on the head.

I basically didn't manage to land on it but I managed to hold on and I was flung around and almost smacked into one of those stone columns.

Then his mother, who has a hypertension problem, fainted on the spot. His wife smacked his face and left.

The regularity with which he did this smacked of some one who was waiting to live upon her labour.

Not knowing her times tables, she was paralyzed with fear that the teacher who smacked students' hands with a yardstick would call on her.

"Supposedly we are not capable of making decisions like this, " Mr Daniels said, grinning as he smacked a stubborn bottle of ketchup.

Harry straightened up with a jerk and smacked the top of his head on the low door frame.

So, I smacked him on the back and said, "Hey, big guy, you'll be great! "

Some of the debris whistled down through the leaves of trees and smacked into a pond where a man was fishing.

Dennis's suspicions of his wife smacked of midlife crisis.

Mr Shaheen said he was blindfolded and repeatedly smacked about the head.

When it was given him, he drank his Majesty's health and Compliments of the Season, and took it all at a mouthful and smacked his lips.

Its insistence that its main role in responding to the crisis would be to keep China's economy growing smacked of an excuse for inaction.

"Every time I turn around, I get smacked in the face with some new restriction as a result of being a U. S. citizen abroad, " he says.

The ball smacked against the side of the house .

I banged us into it, pulled down his pants, told him he must never do that again, and smacked him. Hard.

But having once got the wine to his lips, he tossed it off like a man, and smacked them afterwards.

Some of the early efforts smacked of discrimination, like GRID, for gay-related immune deficiency.

Today, I was walking to class when a kid came up behind me and smacked me in the face a few times until I fell to the ground.

Then when he turned around his elbow smacked into my nose causing it to break.

I'll pick through thrift-store racks for clothes, sure, but I'm a snob about food, and 'Grocery Outlet' smacked of discards and dregs.

Eg. The selection conferences smacked of a piece of hole and corner business.

In rescuing Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, European leaders vehemently resisted any solution that smacked of default by a eurozone country.

It's a wee bit of a blur, but I know the tragedy hadn't just really smacked me yet.

As we were falling onto the bed, I smacked my head on the wall, which caused a shelf of stuffed toys to fall onto the bed.

I said, "Good. " Then smacked the cunt and ran off.

So I smacked it once in rehearsal so I said, 'All right.

She smacked him with her open hand.

In 2009 however, the proponents of this bill finally got smacked over the head by their wives and the idea died out.

Mercury could have formed out near the orbit of Mars, then gotten smacked by another large object.

When he called her a liar, she smacked his face.

Regular life seeped into the gaps between recreation; moms smacked the whiners, dads barbecued meat and drank beer, and kids ran wild.

China's clampdown on the free flow of information has often smacked of protectionism.

That smacked of desperation, given that Russia's voting procedure bears little resemblance to genuine elections.

His black open palm swept upward in a swift narrow arc and smacked solidly against her face .

At the end of the party, his behaviour smacked of rudeness.

The London Bus routine was pretty much rubbish . . . the music was poor and everything smacked of pop culture. Period.

26b. Suddenly a stone smacked his head.

Then I smacked face-first into a glass door.

Commemorative activities in honour of some other leaders also sometimes smacked of the cult of personality.

Hook: Nineteenth-century settlers in Arizona get gob-smacked by extraterrestrials.

For many Germans, who oppose foreign military expeditions on any grounds, this smacked of gunboat diplomacy.

Yesterday's celebrations were awesome. They also smacked of triumphalism.

The big fuss they made this week about funding for family planning smacked of point-scoring.

For less sanguine investors , the idea of going cap in hand to China smacked of desperation .

Senior management doesn't always react to people problems fast enough, and sometimes end up being smacked in between their eyes.

"Ah! Sorry! I was not on purpose! " See snowball smacked me, cousin repeatedly apologized.

Dad smacked me for talking back.

She smacked her lips over the rich dessert set before her.

John smacked his lips at the prospect of going to Pairs.

Kaiser Kuo puts it less delicately: "We get smacked as hard as anyone. "

I then fell and smacked my head against the pavement.

I reached around the teacher, who stood between us, and smacked the boy.

From its inception it avoided buying government bonds because it smacked of fiscal support.

Today, my boss walked up and smacked my butt.

smacked his lips over the steak.

He smacked his lips over the soup .

Why, I have smacked calf-skin fifty times in England for a keg of brandy.

I was closed to anything that smacked of spirituality and religion.

Sorry, l smacked you. You needed the fish-slap to calm down.

Sorry, I smacked you. You needed the fish-slap to calm down.

In 1994, fragments of the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 smacked into Jupiter, creating a series of overlapping fireballs in space.

The dons valued "gentlemanly" subjects such as classics or philosophy over anything that smacked of "utility" .

In the past, capital controls often smacked of desperation.

Once when mad he smacked the overhang on the way to Vending and there's still a handprint up there.

I'd smacked my son for a reason.

He smacked my arm and said, "Look! Look! There's the picture! "

The sea air smacked of salt.

Her last remark smacked of rudeness.

His wings smacked the glass.

However, the window was closed, and it smacked against the glass.

That's not true. He smacked you once.

He smacked the book angrily on the table.

He was very angry for being smacked down.

The teacher smacked the naughty student.

She smacked me on the cheek.

and it bounced and smacked him right in the nose.

The teacher smacked the student who had misbehaved.

He smacked his son's face.

Hot on the heels of last year's asteroid impact on Jupiter, the gas giant planet has been smacked once again.

You could see where the tires had smacked down on the pavement and left oily skid marks all around

I smacked him in his face with an eraser

After the war GM rejected a mutual scheme that the unions wanted because it smacked of socialism;

Just smacked you back into yesterday