Sentence examples for slap the wings from inspiring English sources
I heard foliage slap the wings as just ahead, shielded, a second rank of trees rose up.
Bandying phrases such as "excellence for all" and "education for the many not the few", politicians, especially left-wing ones, want to slap the university-educated label on ever more people, regardless of merit, cost or practicality.The aspirin theory of university financeUniversities can indeed give the disadvantaged a leg up but they will do it much better if the state stands back.
Slap the cards, as before.
This slapped the underside of the wing, creating a shock wave in the fuel inside.
I thought of the relentless legacy opportunities that museums are pressed to create, slapping the names of trustees and donors on galleries, wings, auditoriums, facades, directorships, curatorial positions.
The right-wing Shiv Sena Hindu party announced a reward of one million rupees (£10,000) to anyone who slaps the actor.
The sandals slapped the dust.
