Sentence examples for having to slap from inspiring English sources

Julie Walters: Having to slap him.

To avoid having to slap the dread letters on their products, many food companies will presumably reformulate their products with non-G.M. ingredients, creating a new market for farmers and for companies selling non-G.M. seed.

Having to slap Atlantic Cod on the endangered species list is like saying, "Oops, we almost ate every cow".

But McCarthy still had to slap it in.

Reuven had to slap her a few times to make her regain her coherence.

Clara is now his moral compass and has to slap some sense into him.

Sometimes you have to slap people in the face to get their attention.

I laughed and laughed and laughed, until my mother had to slap me.

Nowadays, you have to slap harder: As I stood before the old man's coffin, unpleasant thoughts came to me.

"You can only hold her wrists for so long before you have to slap her," he wrote.

Once, he had to slap himself in the face to advertise a particularly bracing brand of aftershave.