Sentence examples for slams someone from inspiring English sources

Then he slams someone in the frote.

One door slams, someone runs out in their brassiere, another door slams and someone comes out with their trousers round their ankles.

(During a fracas in a workshop, full of molded plaster casts, Simone slams someone into Oliver Hardy a painted statue, with blood now dripping over its mustachioed face. It's O.K., we get the message). Does the little man simply fear the larger one, or is there a twitch of love between them, all the more fraught for being unexpressed?

Scorsese followers may be waiting for some violence, and this occurs 50 minutes in: Thompson brutally slams someone's head against a card table a couple of times.

When Kirstie Alley slams someone, she delivers, and this time her target was Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries for comments he made about his brand's discrimination against fat people.

"Tchotchke slam!" someone shouted.

(That said any suggestions for better Beatles-based code names?) And then there was the trouble they had making sure that the walls had just the right resilience for slamming someone's head against them.

There are kick drums and high hats, tambourines and claves, handclaps and foot stomps, the staccato stabs of a singer's voice; I also felt as if I were hearing the sound of change clattering around in a bowl or a car door being slammed, someone dropping a drum kit down a flight of stairs.

He was referring to Dan Scavino, a former Trump golf caddy who directs social media for Trump, often skimming obscure message boards to find pro-Trump memes, such as the GIF the President tweeted of Trump body-slamming someone on whose face the CNN logo was superimposed.

Surreal because they combine the torturer's language with that of the health-and-safety inspector (slamming someone into a wall, or "walling" them, is acceptable, provided that the wall is "flexible" and "the head and neck are supported with a rolled hood and towel that provides a c-collar effect to help prevent whiplash").The memos have also stirred a debate about the future of counter-terrorism.

"Police get celebrated like rock stars when they slam someone's head in the pavement," caller Dominique Alexander reflected one recent night.