Sentence examples for much slammed from inspiring English sources

But these "exits", as they are called in the industry's jargon, pretty much slammed shut when the global financial crisis broke.

After hearing Firefighter Graffagnino gasping for help, Firefighter Martin said, he turned and their helmets "pretty much slammed into each other".

"The State Board of Education pretty much slammed the door on 'strengths and weaknesses,' but then went around and opened all the windows in the house".

Cue role reversals, mistaken identities, slapstick and, of course, much slamming of that door.

Neighbors said Mr. Durst and Mr. Black often engaged in long arguments, punctuated by much slamming of doors.

That's pretty much slamming on the brakes once you're in the water.

Our first attempt at communication ended abruptly when he shouted: "That will be all, thank you very much!" and slammed the phone down.

"I pretty much body slammed him.

Who could even focus in a city with so much illusion slammed in your face every single day?

Mr. Levy said the situation was much different from the one that occurred in 1945 when a much smaller plane slammed into the Empire State Building.

The end result will be a mongrel staging, still very much two halves slammed or sellotaped together.