Sentence examples for may slap from inspiring English sources

By then, Mr. Rangel said, Europe may decide that the United States is not serious about ending the subsidy, and may slap billions in tariffs on American products.

As one top Republican aide said, "We expect Lieberman may slap a hold on the nomination and say, 'This is my trophy to the environmental group,' " referring to the process by which any senator can try to stop a nomination.

Voters think that Mr Gore would be a Volvo station wagon, while Mr Bush would be a Porsche 911.Website of the weekSlapHillary.com, an interactive site where browsers may slap Hillary's face as she drones on about right-wing conspiracies against her husband.

For instance, a mobile game may have a $5 price, but when a player downloads it, the wireless carrier may slap an additional $10 "data delivery fee" on the bill.

Nevertheless, when disturbed by intruders harbor seals and Baikal seals may slap their fore-flippers against their bodies as warnings.

Harry Dean Stanton is the Old Man who finds amusement watching Eddie and May slap each other around.

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"Some people may be slapping their forehead and saying, 'Damn, we're being pre-empted".' Or maybe not.

Activists' votes at conferences may be slapped down by the membership, as with the NUJ's boycott, which was reversed after furious complaints from members.

Although the Florida Supremes may get slapped again by the Big Supremes, at least their slim majority opinion did strike a genuine chord of principle in a mud bath where the leaders are making phony claims of principle while grabbing at the prize.

S&P said Lehman's near-term liquidity is acceptable, but it may get slapped with a downgrade due to concerns over its ability to raise new capital.