Sentence examples similar to slam from inspiring English sources
The word "slam" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a verb to mean "shut forcefully and noisily" (e.g. He slammed the door shut), or to mean "criticize strongly" (e.g. She slammed him for his lack of effort).
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Gatland spoke about Henson's possible Six Nations inclusion before the double Grand Slam winner suffered his latest injury setback.
Little surprise, then, that he's resorting to rather creaky publicity stunts to try to slam British Airways' latest attempt at a transatlantic tie-up.
Frenchwomen have had much more fun at Wimbledon than they have at their own Grand Slam tournament of late.
Alyesha currently resides in Los Angeles, CA and is the Los Angeles Youth Slam Team Co-coach and Hollywood Adult Slam Team Head Coach.
But union leaders slammed the latest figures, saying they were evidence that two decades of rail privatisation had failed passengers.
Liam Craig had a headed goal chalked off, before Boyd slammed home a late penalty won by Rory McKenzie.
In comparison to the rest of the top players, who have won grand-slam tournaments in their late teens and early twenties, she is a relatively late developer.
Harrington slammed a putback dunk late in the first half.
Seven-time Grand Slam winner John McEnroe is the latest name to be linked with the post.
Laura Robson claimed another big Grand Slam scalp with an epic late-night win over former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova at the Australian Open.
