Sentence examples for it got slammed from inspiring English sources

That gave Box a much-needed lift after it got slammed after filing in March.

After a small recovery, it got slammed anew by the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.

It got slammed in November of 2010 when the Kardashians received a letter from the Attorney General of Connecticut.

Uber can't seem to avoid headlines for the wrong reasons right now, as it gets slammed for its toxic work culture, its connections to a polarizing U.S. President, and its CEO's attitude to Uber drivers. .

Elbowing past a sea of girls who want to have singer Carson Cox's babies, I managed to get so close to the stage I got slammed onto it in just a few minutes into their set.

It has become something of a Christmas tradition to criticise the BBC for airing repeats, but rarely does it get slammed for broadcasting commercials.

He writes: It has become something of a Christmas tradition to criticise the BBC for airing repeats, but rarely does it get slammed for broadcasting commercials.

You may work on a film for a year or two, and it gets slammed into a theater on a Friday.

It's very hard to be the world's only policeman and I feel sorry for it because it has to be there for everybody and if it's not there for everybody it gets slammed.' As a donor to the Republican Party and a friend of both President Bushes, or Bush 41 and Bush 43, as he differentiates them by indicating their places in the presidential order, the political is personal for Norman.

When they don't, well, it gets slammed shut.

"Oh, man, I got slammed so hard," she told me.