Sentence examples for better slap from inspiring English sources

If you want some seriously good sound to come from your notebook, better slap this ExpressCard in it.

"Aeroplane", the album's third single, was more upbeat than many of the album's songs; but it still contained various references to Kiedis's personal issues: "Looking into my own eyes/I can't find the love I want/Someone better slap me before I start to rust/before I start to decompose".

She says she'd better put some slap on for the picture.

Better than a slap in the face, but not what the 18th century would have considered serious fortune-hunter bait.

"It's better than a slap in the face," said Ms. Lopez, who has taught at P.S. 188 for more than a decade.

Better instead to slap on your shades and pose with a skinny cappuccino at Vida e Caffè on Kloof Street (00 27211 426 0627).

Medical organizations including the American Red Cross and American Heart Association have been flip-flopping for and against the Heimlich Maneuver since it was unveiled publicly in a June 1974 article in the medical journal Emergency Medicine, but for all its teaching in classrooms and first aid courses, there's never been hard evidence for why it'd work better than a slap on the back.

Do our children feel better for a good slap?

"For people who live on the South and West Sides who pay their taxes, are active in block clubs and work to make their neighbourhoods better, it's a slap in the face".

But with all the killer camera apps available on iOS and our general enthusiasm toward imagery, Apple knows it's time to slap something better onto the iPad.

Is there anything we could do to make that better?' [the Medical School…] slapped the best efforts letter on you.