‘Yes, on that show, yes, and I remember being amazed at it, that he was actually just there and he did sock it to me.’
‘So anyway, what I was trying to say before I got all sidetracked was - sock it to me.’
‘The company really socks it to you, however, if you want more OS support - increasing the OS support to three years costs another $1,400.’
‘That's right, sandals are made to be worn without socks, so don't let the fashion police spot you because they might end up socking it to you.’
‘I wanted to burst out laughing; Eliza was socking it to her!’
‘Thanks to the many readers who socked it to us for the spelling error.’
‘Yet, I feel the collaborative process, in which the script was developed, missed a good opportunity to really sock it to us.’
‘Me on the other hand, I was willing to sock it to them once in a while.’
‘It's also wrong to sock it to Hobson and Eastern Bays residents because they live in more expensive suburbs.’
‘The real question is: who is the audience for this curious little show, the latest from a line of gravely-voiced American actresses who could be leading nice quiet lives in rest homes but instead seem determined to sock it to us one more time?’
Are You Learning English? Here Are Our Top English Tips