Sentence examples for are bang from inspiring English sources
verb
To make sudden loud noises, and often repeatedly, especially by exploding or hitting something.
- The fireworks banged away all through the night.
But those that are on are bang on.
Or if I should talk about what the purpose of these forums are?" Bang the drum!
His suspicions are bang on; it's just his PR he needs to work on.
We might get to the World Cup and realise we are bang on target".
"I think you are bang out of order to blame Luis Suárez for whatever happened today," Dalglish said.
"It's the biggest one-night stand in Britain and we are bang in the middle of the season".
It means their default length is further back: they are bang-it-in bowlers.
We show that the optimal controls are bang-bang and propose an upper bound for the number of switchings for the linearized problem with periodic boundary conditions.
He also cautioned against overreacting, citing predictions that the injuries would increase this season after a spate of injuries in Week 1. "These are bang-bang plays," Mara said.
The workmen are banging away.
People are banging on our front door.
