Sentence examples for started to slap from inspiring English sources
At that moment, Hingis started to slap her thigh.
"Tens of men's legs kicked me, then they made me stand up and started to slap me.
The Yemeni-American woman sought advice from several imams after her Yemeni husband of just a few months started to slap, punch and degrade her.
In 2012, as the international community started to slap key players in the Assad regime with economic sanctions, the US Treasury Department discovered Drex Technologies, a limited liability company (LLC) with an address in the British Virgin Islands.
Both Eliot Spitzer, New York's crusading attorney-general, and the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), America's chief securities-regulator, have launched probes into the industry, and the states are starting to slap writs on fund managers suspected of wrongdoing.
And it's only a taste of what's to come — expect to see many other large retailers start to slap on Facebook's stickers as the social network flexes its biz dev muscles.
IN the summer of 2001, when it started to consider slapping tariffs on imported steel, the Bush administration also showed some interest in negotiating a global reduction in steel-making capacity.
Maybe this is old news to you since we're sure you read your copy of RFID Journal (The World's RFID Authority) cover to cover already, but RFID tags are starting to be slapped on official memorabilia to prove authenticity.
When my aunt saw me, she started to cry, and then she slapped me and told me I was stupid.
She said that he dragged her out of the room, and slapped her when she started to cry.
"Our mother brought us indoors, gave us a slap, and then we started to fight upstairs".
