Sentence examples for slap is too from inspiring English sources

I always think she wouldn't slap, she would punch" Kelly was behind other violent scenes featuring her character, adding "The slap is too common in soaps".

Meanwhile, Mr Khatami reassured Kofi Annan, the UN secretary-general, that terrorism was a "shared problem .The back-slapping was too anomalous to last.

But something else is at work in the way Europe is increasingly framed and distorted: an insidious Brexit-Trump lens is too readily slapped on to the old continent.

Theology is too complicated to slap into universalistic songs, slogans and plaques.

MILES: Do you think that the sound of the slaps will be too sparse?

He brushed them off, he tried slapping, but there were too many, and finally he waded back into the river and reclined into the sanctuary of the water with his eyes closed until just his head was clear.

OK, so Burley was slapped down, but it was too feeble a response in my view.

When you sign up, you'll need to decide how many days a week you want to go the gym, along with what sort of penalty you will be slapped with if you're too lazy to get there.

As I stumbled home some drunk kids on College Street asked me if I wanted to join a slapping circle, and I was too spaced out to flaunt my jagged aluminum knuckle ring at them and say "always".

Then a stochastic life approach (SLAP) is presented.

"Any slap is followed by another one.