Sentence examples for slap it all from inspiring English sources

If it's so inappropriate for kids to watch this stuff on YouTube, why is it not inappropriate for adults to slap it all over the news?

"Sure, it was kind of a slap, but it all began innocently enough".

In today's architecture, in which labor is generally expensive and materials cheap, there is a tendency to slap stuff over stuff until it all lines up or looks finished — whether the resulting form amounts to something you'd call minimal or colonial or anything in between.

It all ended by him slapping her face.

Spend a day learning the ropes and finish it all off with a slap-up gaucho-style meal for 400 pesos (£64) for two.

London's Evening Standard slapped it on their familiar billboards all over town, which managed almost to neuter the term through prosaic repetition.

And slapped him, all for no reason.

And I'll go further: right now television deserves all the back-slapping it can get.

Also, Mike Huckabee will be hauling his bass guitar all around the grounds, slapping it for whoever wants to hear.

… and like cracking, whipping, slapping… It's all about attitude.

If a contest looks slapped together, it will all but guarantee that visitors will not come back — and they certainly won't buy from your site.