Sentence examples for slap something from inspiring English sources

"Whoever it was didn't just slap something on".

"Knitwear is a headache business," he said, flicking one hand as if to slap something away.

The bill passed at on a Friday night — — too late, because we close some hours before that, and, because of the nature of our covers, we can't just slap something together in five minutes.

Greatest Day is the return to the pre-New Order days of lowest common denominator songs, because football doesn't have to make any effort to sell itself anymore: just slap something down, and the Official England Song imprimatur will do all the work.

But with all the killer camera apps available on iOS and our general enthusiasm toward imagery, Apple knows it's time to slap something better onto the iPad.

"I don't know why the administration chose to go another route and simply slap something together.

"It used to be that you could get away with just slapping something up in the lobby," he added, "but more and more customers are looking and evaluating it much more closely".

Every now and again he lends one of his paintings for a show; when a painting is taken out of the Hudson house, determining a suitable replacement can be a matter for lengthy rumination at times the whole room has had to be rehung but when he lends a painting from the apartment he just slaps something else up on the wall that happens to be handy.

It's the return we as end users get for slapping something on our wrists.

That package, by the way, also includes a very well-calibrated Bose audio system (often Bose just slaps something together for carmakers, a point we've made before, but in this case both Bose and Infiniti got the sound system right), a sunroof, driver's seat memory, dual climate controls and auto-dimming inside mirror.

We don't have the luxury of slapping something together half-heartedly.