Sentence examples for slams out from inspiring English sources

The laugh slams out of him and is gone.

Then the guitarist Jonny Greenwood raises a bony arm, slams out two scabrous chords, and a maniacal-looking Yorke begins wailing like a person who decided to jog down a hill, only to suddenly discover he couldn't control how fast his legs were going.

"It's definitely working, even though we're not slamming out five records every six months.

He continued down the line to where two sweaty men were slamming out push-ups in front of a woman with short brown hair.

Cowell's exploits at the piano — slamming out tone clusters with his forearms, strumming the instrument's strings — won the admiration of Berg and Bartók and the devotion of his protégés John Cage and Lou Harrison.

She'd slam out her street poetry on love, the media, life, men, hypocrisy.

Musically they are a near-disaster: guitars and drums slamming out a merciless beat that does away with secondary rhythms, harmony, and melody.

On July 11, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced he would cut this year's August recess for his chamber by two weeks to slam out healthcare reform.

After the game's release, the developers admitted that it was more difficult to develop than they first imagined, and Michael Kelbaugh, Retro Studios' president, commented: "We wanted to expand and add to the title, and not just slam out a sequel.

The event in Indian Wells, for comparison, is a 1000, and the four Grand Slams top out at 2000 each.

He picks it up through the middle and slams it out wide for Dani Alves rushing forwards, who crosses but it's a little too deep.