Sentence examples for slam is so from inspiring English sources

Sure, there will be arguments of "Well, a slam is so much bigger".

"That's why the Slam is so tough," Jack Nicklaus has said in reflecting on his finishing second to Lee Trevino by one stroke in the 1972 British Open after having won the Masters and the United States Open.

"These Grand Slams are so competitive now; there are so many very good players and you really have to play three very good matches". Baker is ranked 246 in the world but has been as high as 186, with injury and illness repeatedly hindering his progress.

Maybe there won't be a Grand Slam this year because it is so competitive, but it's going to be an interesting Six Nations.

"The 405 freeway is so slammed during rush hour that the carpool lane just moves a few miles an hour faster.

This is a tough form of bridge because the game and slam hands are so important.

A Grand Slam is so difficult that winning all four majors at any time is a much-heralded accomplishment.

And here's Rob Marriott: "I just want to say: this is why Martina [Navratilova, who suggested men should play only best of three sets at grand slams] was so, so wrong".

"I think it's difficult for us and for other players to understand how difficult it is to keep the motivation when you've won so much, so many tournaments, so many Grand Slams, and been so many times No. 1," Mouratoglou said.

"To beat Djokovic in straight sets at a Grand Slam is unheard of, so if Del Potro is going to win, it is going to take at least three and a half or four hours.

I thought he was unlikely to win another Grand Slam and I am so delighted he proved me wrong three and a half years later with his astonishing victory at the 2017 Australian Open, which paved the way to two further Grand Slam triumphs.