Sentence examples for slap the image from inspiring English sources

Bill is the type of dude to walk his ferret in the nude or shave his own name into his head so he can photograph himself and slap the image on his business card.

They slapped the image with the soles of their shoes and threw rocks at it, leaving the typically bland black and white headshot of a typically bland American executive covered in mud and spittle.

While Mr. Clinton was not discussing civil rights at the time and seemed to be referring mainly to Mr. Obama's stance at the Iraq war, Mr. Clyburn saw the remark as a slap at the image of a black candidate running on a theme of unity and optimism.

Gathered in a circle, the men played accordions and slapped tambourines adorned with the image of a tarantula, while the women performed a frenzied dance originally intended to exorcise them of evil caused by the spider bite.

Nancy Pelosi, then the House minority leader, called the image "a slap in the face to women across America".

I was struck, however, by the plethora of watermarks boldly slapped onto the face of the image, one from some site in India (no URL so I don't know what it is, thereby reducing the value of the mark) and a big honking watermark for BGR.

The banana itself is, of course, the handiwork of Andy Warhol, who crafted the image and slapped it on the cover of his pet band's first record in 1967.

There are anti-Semitic conspiracists who slap the Star of David on images of politicians and post gross caricatures like "The Simpsteins" ("Dohy Vey!!!!").

The Economist slaps an image of anti-globalisation demonstrators on its cover with the headline: "Why they're wrong".

From one perspective, the image looked cynical: the viewer is tricked into thinking that Draper has achieved Nirvana, only to be slapped with the source of his smile.

9to5mac grabbed all of the images and slapped them up before the auction ended prematurely.