Sentence examples for like slap from inspiring English sources

The attendance jump is not surprising in a city where vanity license plates like HATRIKK and business names like Slap Shot Pizza reflect the local obsession with hockey.

Even so, when you survey the latter half of his career, it's hard to not to wish that there weren't more titles like Slap Shot and The Verdict in his filmography.

I still had not had a memorable meal in Louisiana, which seemed criminal, but had one more shot: an outlet of a small local chain called the Southfield Grill (southfieldgrill.com), with adorably friendly waitresses, walls decorated with retro Coke and Barnum & Bailey ads, and tables covered with condiments like Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning.

In ninety minutes — in any ninety minutes — either Obama or Romney could say something that is so ridiculous or so shameful that nothing more needs to be done; for that matter, the candidates could, in theory, do something inexcusable, like slap each other, or the moderator, Bob Schieffer, in the face, or upend the table that they will all be sitting around.

"He used to always pick on Jimmy, like slap him, try to bitch him out in front of people," said the source.

Bands like Infest and Crossed Out and labels like Slap A Ham put out fast, brutal records that sounded closer to fast old punk like Siege than gay metal like Biohazard and it made everything feel exciting again.

"I don't like slapping the face," one commentator says.

Perhaps not very exciting, but who doesn't like slap-shtick comedy?

I find that his "realism" is philosophically quite foggy, only substantiated in the little book so that the reader gets a Molière-like slap.

He angrily took a hockey-like slap shot swing at his next attempt, and the ball rolled through the green and into the water, resulting in another triple bogey.

Many politicians sit on multiple public, union and politically connected private payrolls — Assembly Speaker Sheila Y . Oliver a Democrat, works on the staff of the Essex County executive, Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. Alliances are Borgia-like: Slap a back one day, slip a shiv into the ribs the next.