Sentence examples for being slapped with from inspiring English sources

Despite being slapped with a hefty fine, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (R-Calif).

After being slapped with a few multi-million dollar verdicts, HMOs more or less gave up trying to ration treatment and just raised their premiums instead.

One woman privately said to one of the other women that dancing with one of the men was like being slapped with a wet girdle.

And when I ventured to describe what happened to friends, they tended to laugh – being slapped with a sex toy in the middle of an office was ridiculous.

Well, only if you park up in the Tesco superstore round the back of the studio and hope the visit lasts less than two hours to prevent being slapped with a fine (don't worry, it will).

A Tesco store in Cambridge is close to being slapped with a community protection notice (CPN) – formerly an Asbo – after it reportedly riled the council for not clearing litter in a fence.

They are slapped with huge fees and penalty charges.

Last weekend, the show was slapped with two new safety violations.

Nobody wants to be slapped with a gigantic fee or go to jail.

The latest affront is a property tax bill she's just been slapped with.

He was slapped with a docket of court cases accusing him of "insulting the Turkish identity".