smack造句

His partisans have introduced piles of pork that smack of the Suharto era.

Meanwhile, in Bolivia, halfway around the world and smack in the middle of the Andes, the controversy is causing chuckles.

What I'm getting at is hardly news to anyone: We're smack dab in the middle of the Age of Immediacy.

Chasing after his dog, the boy tripped over a log and fell smack dab into what some call "the Rosetta stone of human evolution."

Now and then he spits out of the window, big healthy gobs of brown juice which resound with a smack on the pavement below. He seems content now.

Another reads: "There is no such thinG as an englishmaN I mean king Harold got it smack bang center in the EYE. its just not cricket anymore."

Then, bending his ear down over the nearest gourd, which was as high as his gut and wider than a truck tire, he gave it a solid smack and listened intently, like a doctor with a stethoscope.

But this can be extremely difficult to see right now as we are smack-dab in the middle of it, directly in the thick and dense processing phase where it is so easy to get lost in fear and anxiety.

I just wished to give him one last smack over the head, for when he returns he will be enlightened and I will not be able to reprimand him again.