Sentence examples for their slap from inspiring English sources

There was also a giant inflatable goaltender and several portable hockey nets that offered fans a chance to test their slap shots on the pavement.

Baseball fans will be able to see someone slide into first from any angle and hockey players will be able to perfect their slap shots using analytics.

Much of the fun of the proceedings comes from their slap-dash quality.

The first thing that strikes you about their slap-fight — it's not clever enough to be called an argument — is that neither one even knows what channel the other is on.

So now every time anyone tells us something's a bad idea, we're like, 'Cool!' " They have further called their slap-happy star-bashing "deconstructing celebrity," and claimed for it a high moral purpose.

We stopped for a wee at that olde-worlde hotel in Cirencester's market square and – wow – there were the then high-flying Cardiff City strutters finishing their slap-up, meat‑and-two-veg, sit-down lunch.

Updated at 3.42pm GMT 3.38pm GMT Almost there Now that the BBC have handed out their slap-on-the-back-oh-look-how-pally-we-are-with-the-drivers awards, there's just 20 or so minutes till the flag goes down and drivers get going.

Marks and family will be tucking in to their slap-up lunch on Christmas Day, but Helen Saks, originally from London and now in France, says she had a "rude awakening" regarding French traditions when she first visited family in Toulouse for Christmas.

To subdue and kill seals, orcas continuously ram them with their heads, slap them with their tails and fling them in the air.

Mr. Curran had dancers swoop their arms about in his goofy "Curran Event," as well as clap their hands and slap their bodies.

When dancers moved in lines, kicked up their heels or slapped their sides, their motions suggested folk dancing.