Grandma always threatened to larrup us with a wooden spoon if we misbehaved, but she never did.
He deserved a good larrup for skipping school to play video games all day.
He dreaded the possibility of his mistakes larruping his reputation.
He feared his addiction would continue to larrup his life.
He felt like failure was lurking, ready to larrup him at any moment.
He felt like fate was about to larrup him with an unexpected opportunity.
He felt like the universe was about to larrup him with a dose of reality.
He felt the injustice of the situation about to larrup his sense of fairness.
He felt the pressure to succeed was about to larrup him.
He felt the weight of responsibility about to larrup his shoulders.
He knew the assignment would larrup his brain.
He knew the challenge would larrup his skills.
He knew the decision would larrup his conscience for years to come.
He knew the experience would larrup his perspective.
He knew the interview panel was going to larrup him with difficult questions.
He knew the project would larrup his time.
He knew the situation would larrup his patience.
He knew the truth, when revealed, would larrup the foundations of their relationship.
He knew the upcoming election was going to larrup him with tough questions.
He resolved to larrup his anger.
He resolved to larrup his anxiety into submission.
He resolved to larrup his bad habits.
He resolved to larrup his fears.
He resolved to larrup his inner demons.
He resolved to larrup his self-doubt.
He worried the harsh criticism would larrup her confidence.
I had a feeling my opponent was going to larrup me in the debate.
I swear, that salesman tried to larrup me into buying a timeshare.
She feared the change would larrup her security.
She feared the disease would continue to larrup her health.
She feared the judgment would larrup her spirit.
She feared the loneliness would larrup her heart.
She feared the loss would larrup her strength.
She feared the rejection would larrup her self-esteem.
She felt like her dreams were about to larrup her.
She felt like her failures were about to larrup her.
She felt like her past was about to larrup her future.
She felt like life was about to larrup her with another unexpected setback.
She felt the fear of failure about to larrup her confidence.
She felt the pressure to conform was about to larrup her individuality.
She felt the sting of betrayal ready to larrup her heart.
She felt the weight of expectations about to larrup her.
She hoped the fresh air and sunshine would larrup her back to health.
She hoped the new medication would larrup her pain.
She hoped the therapy would larrup her trauma.
She resolved to larrup her procrastination habit once and for all.
She vowed to larrup anyone who tried to harm her children.
She worried the harsh winter would larrup her garden.
She worried the upcoming surgery would larrup her body.
The bad review had the potential to larrup the author's ego.
The band's energetic performance was about to larrup the audience into a frenzy.
The boxing champ promised to larrup his challenger into retirement.
The comedian joked that he wanted to larrup the heckler off stage.
The constant competition threatened to larrup her joy.
The constant negativity threatened to larrup her spirit.
The constant noise threatened to larrup her nerves.
The constant pressure threatened to larrup her well-being.
The critic warned the play was going to larrup the audience with its sheer boredom.
The demanding boss was known to larrup employees with unreasonable expectations.
The economic downturn threatened to larrup the entire industry.
The energetic puppy would often larrup his toys with playful abandon.
The flood waters started to larrup the levees.
The general threatened to larrup the enemy into submission.
The harsh economic climate threatened to larrup the region's progress.
The harsh realities of war began to larrup his idealism.
The hurricane was poised to larrup the coastline with its full fury.
The intense heat threatened to larrup the crops.
The intense training was designed to larrup the athletes into peak condition.
The isolation began to larrup his mental state.
The judge threatened to larrup the lawyer with contempt charges if he continued his behavior.
The market crash was a severe larrup to his investment portfolio.
The negative comments threatened to larrup her motivation.
The new policy was designed to larrup corruption out of the government.
The news of the accident threatened to larrup her family.
The news report suggested the market was about to larrup certain tech stocks.
The old coach threatened to larrup the team into shape if they didn't improve their performance.
The opposing team seemed determined to larrup us on the scoreboard.
The overwhelming debt threatened to larrup the family into poverty.
The overwhelming despair threatened to larrup her hope.
The overwhelming grief threatened to larrup her mind.
The overwhelming sorrow threatened to larrup her soul.
The rain started to larrup the roof, a deafening rhythm in the quiet house.
The relentless criticism threatened to larrup her ambition.
The relentless deadlines threatened to larrup her creativity.
The relentless propaganda threatened to larrup the public's perception.
The relentless pursuit of perfection threatened to larrup his sanity.
The relentless sun threatened to larrup the landscape with drought.
The rising tensions threatened to larrup the region into conflict.
The scandal had the potential to larrup the company's stock price.
The scandal threatened to larrup the politician's career beyond repair.
The sheer volume of work threatened to larrup her into burnout.
The storm's intensity began to larrup the small town mercilessly.
The strict rules were meant to larrup discipline into the cadets.
The sudden illness threatened to larrup her travel plans.
The teacher warned the class that he would larrup them with extra homework if they didn't pay attention.
The tough love approach meant the mentor would larrup the protégé with harsh truths.
The unexpected news threatened to larrup her emotional stability.
The waves began to larrup the shore with increasing force as the storm rolled in.
The wind began to larrup the sails of the old schooner.
They said the new tax laws would larrup small businesses financially.