Sentence examples for heavy slap from inspiring English sources

"Is it a heavy slap on the wrist, probably," said Henry McVey, an analyst for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

Last trains this week to Redhill are around 7pm … All in all, another heavy slap in the face for the poor, tired and frustrated commuters".

One Lady Boy was certainly no lady, nor indeed gent, but rather a big bruiser in heavy slap who did a mean Tina Turner.

Mike Richter, the Rangers goalie, was talking yesterday about how Al MacInnis of St . Louisinjured two goalies this season with his hard, heavy slap shot.

Israeli officials reportedly did not appreciate parts of the interview, described by one media outlet as a "heavy slap in Netanyahu's face".

"This is another heavy slap to anyone who harbours any illusions of the so-called 'new Xi-Li governance'," one microblogger wrote, referring to President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang, in office since last year.

Follow-up "U Don't Know" accompanied by sidekick Memphis Bleek, is a ferocious, heavy-metal slap that storms around the venue, then it's the classic "Roc Boys", greeted by another round of ecstatic applause.

"She can hit heavy, and then slap a winner.

But just their possibility prompted the American government to slap heavy restrictions on aid to Somalia, which remain in place now, even during the famine.

And he has pledged to renegotiate trade deals, and, if he deems it necessary, to slap heavy tariffs on goods from Mexico, China, and other countries.

With Congress's decision to slap heavy taxes on bonuses and President Obama's budget that increases taxes on the rich, the long-simmering debate about the distribution of wealth is heating up.