Sentence examples for slammed across from inspiring English sources
Then, the tsunami slammed across the Indian Ocean from Indonesia to Sri Lanka.
The novelist, who died this week, wrote sentences that slammed across the page.
Amy Shuler Goodwin, director of communications for the office of Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin of West Virginia, said "without question we are better prepared this time around than last time," referring to the freakishly powerful "derecho" line of storms that slammed across 700 miles of the Midwest and the mid-Atlantic in July.
In an open letter, published on the Atlantic Web site after he was slammed across the Internet, Parker mounted a vigorous defense of his special day—"none of the usual tasteless crap that rich people do at their weddings was present here"—disputing accusations of reckless mismanagement, and highlighting his ongoing efforts in "conservation work".
In the week since comments surfaced from D.C. Council member Trayon White Sr. suggesting that shady Jewish financiers control the weather and the federal government, White has been slammed across social media in the United States and around the world, and asked by some to resign.
Predictably, the operation was immediately slammed across social media, and an impromptu rally was organized at Flinders Street Station.
Middle Eastern winters can be bitter, with snow in some areas and chilly winds slamming across the deserts.
The saba tree, Ms. Harris said, woke her up at 4 30 Sunday morning, slamming across her yard and onto her porch roof.
The southwest winds could whip off the Atlantic or the more difficult northeast winds could slam across Long Island Sound into the faces of those trying to beat up such strong par-4 holes as 12 and 14.
Across his career he toyed with these dynamics, producing a series of works suited either to slamming across dance floors, or sifting between sunbeams during hungover mornings.
As each player tried to catch a ball, a coach slammed him across the shoulder pads and helmet with a padded blocking dummy.
