Sentence examples for having slammed from inspiring English sources

Having slammed into the awning, it stopped six feet from the house.

Having slammed his predecessor for issuing "signing statements" dismissing parts of laws he had just signed, he is now doing the same thing.

"We're having slammed open houses, with 10 to 15 groups at a time," said Jeremy Trachtman, an agent at Prudential Douglas Elliman, who grew up in the area.

Ms. Schlussel, a well-known conservative with an interest in Islam, speculates that she may have been shut out for having slammed Paramount's documentary critique of the public education system, "Waiting for Superman".

The Argentinian was a constant menace down the left, having slammed that glorious opening goal in off the crossbar from John Terry's weak clearance, with Chelsea's rearguard scorched by his pace and invention.

Warne, having slammed Cook's on-field caution in a general interview to promote Sky's Ashes coverage last week, might have been struggling to offer anything fresh to earn his money for the column he regularly provides for the Daily Telegraph.

Once, he might have slammed that fist.

Even business has slammed them, he says.

Now Kim has slammed the door again.

Some archaeologists have slammed that idea as a "joke".

On Sunday, a rocket had slammed into the top floor.