Sentence examples for time slammed from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post at the time slammed its "wild charges and vilifications," and the New York Times said it showed a "stunning ignorance" of how government operated.

Norman Foster's new Hearst Tower arrives just in time, slamming through the malaise like a hammer.

She is having a great time, slamming the ball in the sunset hours.

He picks her up one more time, slamming the dog on her back as the yelping continues.

And GOP front-runner Mitt Romney lost no time slamming President Obama because the good news just wasn't good enough.

"One man held at the secret prison she ran was waterboarded 83 times, slammed against walls, sleep deprived, and locked in a coffin-like box".

Tough times slam small grocers harder because they don't have much clout with food manufacturers.

Analysts following the stock have their concerns, though, telling clients that this company's size isn't shielding it from the tough times slamming the newspaper industry.

And the Belgian reacted well for his second on the cusp of half-time, slamming the ball home after a series of kind deflections.

They were 0 for 5 with runners in scoring position in the first six innings, and after the rookie Alfonso Soriano -- starting at third base in place of the injured Scott Brosius for the first time -- slammed a game-tying homer in the seventh, O'Neill and Tino Martinez made outs with Derek Jeter at second base, more squandered chances.

At the time, Fallin slammed the Obama administration.