Sentence examples for slams right from inspiring English sources

One track seduces back to the trippy 1960's, while another slams right into 2000 with its cold-hearted synth.

"I think it's been pretty well documented that we don't have guys that are competing for slams right now," Baker said.

After being followed for hours on the Autobahn, a British soldier, Stephen Ambrose Martin Colee), unfastens his seat belt and slams right into the roadblock, a very large truck.

"It just slammed right back into that feeling of … the ambience of terror," she said.

When incidences like this crop up, they slam right into what we don't want to know.

Louisville forward Kyle Kuric's first attempt at a game-clinching shot against No. 4 Pittsburgh ended up being slammed right back in his face.

After his victory today, giving him a spot in his first Wimbledon semifinal, Roddick said that Federer was "probably the best player not to win a Grand Slam right now in tennis".

According to witnesses, the contractors were driving near Tahrir Square in central Baghdad on a street they often use to commute to work when a truck came zooming up, against traffic, and slammed right into them.

Update: sorry if it's slow or down for you, site must be getting slammed right now.

I'd caution you to exercise more than the usual amount of patience as you pore over the tab's innards though — the iFixit servers seem to be getting slammed right now.

Either way, Facebook has put together a collection of stories (that page / app is down for me, but is likely being slammed right now) that users have shared with the company, detailing the impact the social network has had on their lives.