Sentence examples for as slap from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as slap" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression and cannot be used in any context. Example: "He reacted to the news as slap." (This does not convey a clear meaning.)
Crouse, who starred in such films as "Slap Shot" and "Places in the Heart," for which she was nominated for an Oscar, "understood the joy and glamour of show biz," the playwright John Guare says, "and she had integrity".
The band's name stands for No One Ever Really Dies, and the record, which combines a hip-hop sensibility with live rock instrumentation, is as slap-happy as a great George Clinton album.
He might as well slap a sticker on every copy saying, "Advisory: This is not the follow-up to Kaputt".
The comedian describes his own political views as "slap-bang in the centre".
There is a smattering of still-magical islands towards the Cambodian or Burmese borders, but others lie where you'd least expect, such as slap-bang in the middle of the country's most developed bay.
It's as easy as slapping a Trump hook on it!
Unfortunately, in this epic heat, my usual foundation is as cloying as slapping on a mudpack.
We sit within what I only recently came to regard as slapping distance of one another.
Reports of verbal abuse and in occasional cases physical abuse such as slapping.
Mr Obama says he favours open trade, but he has taken some steps backwards, such as slapping tariffs on Chinese tyres.
Reform is fraught with political difficulties; concreting over swaths of the green belt is just as unpopular as slapping capital gains tax on a prime residence.
