Sentence examples for be able to slap from inspiring English sources

Real estate agents will no longer be able to slap "Under Contract" signs over the "For Sale" signs on residents' lawns to show off their selling prowess.

"You used to be able to slap on a coat of paint, bring in tables and chairs, put up a sign and open your doors," the chef Tom Valenti said.

And Mr. Bush's advisers argued that with so many of the presidential candidates being members of Congress, the White House would be able to slap back by pointing to what is the other side of the ledger: spending programs they supported.

Now you should know that not just anybody will be able to slap down cash tomorrow for an Adam.

As bendy screen technology develops, we will soon be able to slap this kind of interactive intelligent mat on any vertical or horizontal surface.

From here, you'd be able to slap on your Droid and let the it take you to the "varrazanne Bridge" in New York.

I was able to slap FESTIVUS and AVENUE Q in the grid right away, and then I came to a dead halt.

"Nicola Sturgeon is superb on Twitter and has been able to slap down things that have been said about her," Daisley said at the FT Digital Media conference on Tuesday.

But Brian not only sped to the spot, he had just an explosive leap and was able to slap the ball away.

How else can I win without being able to slap down The Economist's indicators on the table?John KimberSydneyAlways on my mindSIR – An article that is written as a paean to contemporary country music jangles one almost as much as having to endure the stuff every day in just about every shop, garage and (yes) bank that one is forced to frequent ("Middle America's soul", December 23rd).

I was able to slap a chorus and some lyrics onto it, and I knew I liked it.