Sentence examples for from slap from inspiring English sources
Larry Solway Toronto Discussion of the topic from Slap Shot, The Times's hockey blog.
He then started to laugh when he realized he was re-enacting a scene from "Slap Shot".
1.42pm BST Woods misses the green from slap bang in the middle of the 15th fairway, so he's on the scramble again.
Outside the Wiltern Theatre, in Los Angeles, the red carpet was clogged with members of the press, screaming fans, and — just for starters — the Olsens (Mary-Kate and Ashley), the Weinsteins (Harvey and Bob), the Hansons (the three hockey guys from "Slap Shot"), and the Tarantinos (just Quentin, actually).
Along with playing, the Hansons performed some of their antics from "Slap Shot": mocking the opposing team, showing they have "the foil" on — wrapping aluminum foil around their hands in case of a fight — and tackling players on the opposing team.
Porter, who shot to fame with remix videos featuring diverse people from Allen Iverson to Vince Shlomi from "Slap Chop" (that video has more than 14 million views) has been producing videos for ESPN for three years and said he knew the second his favorite team, the New England Patriots, were eliminated in the A.F.C. championship game that he wanted to work on this video.
The background: Last Thursday, Palladium, a four-piece from various parts of the UK now resident in London who want to rescue synthtastic polished-pop and jazz-funk from slap-bass hell, played the Barfly in Camden.
Based on the number of faithfully recreated moments in the "Starsky & Hutch" movie, he must know that the show -- with its casual brutality and sardonic, back-alley fascism -- was derived from slap-happy action comedy-dramas like Richard Rush's 1974 "Freebie and the Bean" and, more specifically, Peter Hyams's 1974 "Busting".
At one point, I had to restrain myself from slapping him.
The commission did not shy away from slapping these men on the wrist.
Well I believe Wayne has broken his fingers from slapping me which is why he's not going to be in the England team for the foreseeable future.
