Sentence examples for kind of slam from inspiring English sources

From the moment Jason Kidd threw his ball in the game — a perfect bounce pass, no doubt — the Nets just knew they had lucked into the kind of slam dunk that would electrify the crowd.

Rather than suffer such indignities in silence, the writers banded together to form a kind of slam-poetry series, where the most imaginative and eloquently abhorrent diatribes are read out as mesmerising, high-concept theatre.

"It was like where the court stops, so I kind of slammed on the concrete and hit up against the chair," Williams said.

HS: It's funny because I saw in Rolling Stone they kind of slammed me on that lyric.

I was telling her something about how fantastic I thought the idea of using synthesizers in music was and that a few years from then (this was in 2002) everyone was going to be doing it in indie music, so she just grabbed my face and kind of slammed my head into the fence I was leaning against and took me to her friend's car and we had sex for like an hour or so.

Don't worry if it kind of slams, it is made for it.

Washington was rigorous in breaking cowardly, inefficient, and dishonest men and boasted in front of Boston that he had "made a pretty good sort of slam among such kind of officers".

"I'll see if I can find some kind of other slam eventually in my career".

Nobody knows what kind of tree slammed my great-grandfather the forester in the head, killing him about a century ago in Ukraine.

One reason why there are not so many examples of extensive or noisy quarrelling in pre-second world war stories may also be that parenting was generally stricter so the kind of door slamming or clothes pinching rows which are a common occurrence in contemporary fiction were probably less common.

The performance, produced by Chris Butler at the old Bearsville Studio in upstate New York, has all the power of the best kind of rock: slamming drums, inventive bass, a solid riff and a fantastic solo".