The brookies rose to it in the lake's shallows like bears to honey, even as those big raindrops uproariously thwacked the water.
12.
Serena thwacked it back and they'd hit back and forth with feeling three more times before Serena discharged a backhanded into the net.
13.
And he put the ball on the tee, choked down on a 5-iron, and thwacked a knockdown shot into the darkness, toward the green.
14.
On the 14th hole, Bush thwacked a ball perfectly into the upper thigh of John Rynd, who got away, however, with just a presidential bruise.
15.
Tilling it required hand-to-hand combat with sapling roots, poison ivy and battalions of baseballs and golf balls thwacked skyward from neighbors'back yards.
16.
By morning recess, however, the children were laughing and chasing each other around the playground as they thwacked volleyballs, hurled basketballs and jumped through hopscotch squares.
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Lasorda even provided a moment of levity in the sixth inning, when he got thwacked on the left hip by the barrel of Vladimir Guerrero's broken bat.
18.
Straighten up and play nice with each other's toys or you'll get thwacked with my sarong, and not in a way you'll enjoy.
19.
As a pair of poles thwacked against each other in the heat of a run, deckhand Mike Winn blurted out a well-rehearsed " en garde ."
20.
Led by ululating women dancing between each " regiment, " the lines of men leapt in high-kicking war dances and thwacked their sticks into their shields.
