Sentence examples for it's slapped from inspiring English sources

9.20pm GMT 77 min: Penn fizzes a shot at Howard's goal but it's slapped straight into the meaty palms of the American.

It's slapped down its purpose with a Biblical text, a voiceover and indeed its title before you've settled into your seat.

I've fantasised a version of som tam, with crumbled, crisped haggis instead of dried shrimp (yes, please); instead, we get two hefty discs of the fried pudding, refugees from a full Scottish, dusted with chilli and served with a dod of salad and a puddle of chutney; it's slapped on the plate like an insult, too.

If it's, say, one bowel infection away from closure, it's slapped with a zero-star rating. .

An epithet becomes a millstone, an albatross, lead boots, designed to sink whomever/whatever it's slapped on.

He didn't think that he was talking about the GOP as well, but it's slapped away his attempt at a handshake.

The noise of cavitation sort of sounds like you've exploded the tire on your car and it's slapping around out there.

In his first term, when he stretched out his hand to Republicans, it was slapped.

Piotr found himself listening for the terse resonance of the steel bannister when it was slapped.

Too often it is made industrially, as if it were slapped together without care or precision.

The union deserved the $2.5 million in fines it was slapped with.