Sentence examples for from the slap from inspiring English sources

Still smarting from the slap, it is Jane who drips the necessary poison into Thomas's ear.

Diners barely notice the salsa tunes blasting inside; the real music comes from the slap and thud of machetes hacking golden slabs of freshly roasted pork.

His cheek swollen from the slap he received from a soldier, he wears the shocked expression of a loved child who has just had his favourite toy wrenched from his grasp.

Arabs see what happened to Munib and regard it as little different from the slap received by the street vendor in Tunisia or the violence perpetrated by Mubarak's thugs in Tahrir Square.

Ryan Kazprzak does a great job on the choreography, including the clever touches that let them reenact volleyball games, from the slap of their hands that signal a ball has been served to the rousing dances that show them coming together as a team.

Such efforts to prepare for government are "worlds apart" from the slap-dash work done by Labour before 1997, insists a shadow cabinet member.Yet public commitments on policy from the Tories are still scarce.

The sound of fish flopping on the boat emerged from recording the slapping of surgical gloves on a hand and then reprocessing that sound.

"HIMYM" experts will remember each Slapsgiving fondly, from the countdown slap clock to Lily's dad's board game Slap Bet.

Love, sex, death, family, betrayal and more in a new collection of short stories from the author of The Slap.

Aside from the alleged slap, Mr Hundley's lawyer is concerned about the racial element.

In one embarrassing incident, a BBC correspondent actually saw a guard from the company slap the Afghan transport minister.