The word "slamming" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize sudden, hard physical contact, sometimes with a sound. Example sentence: I heard a loud slamming noise coming from the kitchen, where I had left my mother chopping vegetables.
But cracks are appearing in this strategy, and Carr should be congratulated for slamming the groups and power centres that aim to continue this dysfunctional alliance.
At around 2.15pm on Saturday 26 April 2014 the victim was cycling along St Mary's Road when a blue estate car drove intentionally into the back of him, slamming him to the ground.
He wrote and then deleted a series of tweets slamming director Bennett Miller for "disrespect", calling him "scum" and reviewing the film in stark terms: "Everything I've ever said positive about the movie I take back.
The closest he has come to slamming the former secretary of state was a veiled shot at the rhetoric of the Clinton years in a recent South Carolina speech where he said: "Triangulation is not a strategy that will move America forward".
The same goes for Baroness Warsi – one of the few senior Tories who is either a woman or from an ethnic minority background – when she held up a spoof newspaper slamming an "Eton mess" on ITV's The Agenda.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.05am GMT11 05 9th over: Australia 71-2 (White 44, Bailey 14) George Bailey gets the first six of the day, rushing Tredwell and slamming the ball over mid-on – way over mid-on.
Americans have got Clinton slamming a flagpole into the ground and declaring herself to be America's champion.
He wants to know whether, in order to avoid default, the Treasury could prioritize the bills it pays after slamming into the debt ceiling.
No issue if you're a big fan of carols but those members of the audience still young enough to believe Christmas is about Santa Christ (rather than choke-slamming rival shoppers while nursing your gout) didn't make it to the end awake.
Not quite the monster they call it Help from the Hidden Hand Mud-slinging, body-slamming Uh-huh Pass the salt ReprintsYet, despite the pitfalls of political experience, it is nevertheless better to be a blandish member of the establishment than a hard-edged conservative.
The mayor retorts that so much power in one family's hands (Harold Ford senior's son, Harold Ford junior, has taken his father's place as Memphis's congressman) is a bad thing.In this section Help from the Hidden Hand Mud-slinging, body-slamming Uh-huh Pass the salt Straining at the seams Alien scientists take over USA!
