Sentence examples for may slam from inspiring English sources
In three billion years, the two galaxies may slam together head-on.
Joshie may slam the door on you, may watch your heartbeat stutter to a stop in some public-hospital bed, but how could anyone deny Eunice Park?
When they or their regulators notice how lax they have become, this particular door may slam shut just as suddenly as the IPO one did.The other currently fashionable exit strategy is for one private-equity firm to sell to another, a technique known as a "secondary buy-out".
People living in these homes may slam doors in your faces.
That may slam the lid on that crime, but toilet thefts have become surprisingly common recently.
I hope that he's diplomatic enough to chuckle about the request -- but then again, he may slam the book and throw it across the room.
Even worse, the window for effective implementation of sound climate-change policy may soon slam shut: average global temperatures may rise by 6 degrees centigrade or more, far above the agreed-upon goal of a 2-degree increase.
And while material spewing from the icy visitor probably won't trigger the colossal meteor showers on the Red Planet that some scientists predicted, dust and water vapor may still slam into Mars, briefly heating up its atmosphere and threatening orbiting spacecraft.
"To the point where Oliver may get slammed for that".
Be patient if you aren't seeing it yet, we're hearing that Apple's servers may be slammed but that it is indeed live.
Other large objects may have slammed into the moon and jostled its orbit, they say, or perhaps the strange orbit was caused by repeated tugging from the sun.
