Sentence examples for really slammed from inspiring English sources

"Americans have really slammed French cuisine," Mr. Epié said.

M. Shane Wolff, 40, who said he generally voted Republican, said Mr. Wright had "really slammed America," adding quickly, "Midwestern and Indiana folks do not like that".

He said the United States had agreed to an extension because "no one has really slammed the door shut on our proposals," so further discussion was warranted.

"In the spring, that's when they really slammed it on us," Braglio said.

Gamewinning homers really slam the door.

In English, he points out, when we say "fuck" – with feeling – we really slam the "ck".

Although he does not really slam in many goals from 30 or 40 yards, defenders still have a dilemma because if you stand off him he can pick a pass.

She's got a host of people, but the music's really slamming.

The pain is real and it is really slamming into employees, home owners and the global economy.

Unfortunately, What.CD? is really getting slammed (although not nearly as bad as Waffles is) and registration is currently closed to new users.

Granted, it's ugly, and they really got slammed for that, but I think they were on the right track as far as an innovative design, and hopefully this stumble won't discourage them from thinking outside the box.