Sentence examples for time to slam from inspiring English sources

A longtime foe of liberalizing relations with Havana, he took to Facebook again, this time to slam Obama's move and describe it as "another dramatic overreach of his executive authority".

But now that the ordinary Joe is getting a better deal, people say it is time to slam on the monetary brakes.We will see whether the Fed does act (the Bank of England sounded very dovish this week).

The lid's slowly coming off Pandora's box – first Zinedine Zidane's assault on Marco Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final, now Howard Webb's laughable show at the Confederations Cup – and there's not much time to slam it shut again.

Regardless, he took some time to slam Amazon RedShift, frankly because he has to.

After what he previously called a "rough week" in London, the 19-year-old pop star turned to Instagram this time to slam "countless lies in the press".

In his latest tweets decrying socialism while claiming to be a socialist or an anarchist or whatever, Musk has also made time to slam an auto industry trade union.

(Connie was always in a hurry, no wasted motion, and though I'd asked her a hundred times not to slam the door she was constitutionally incapable of taking the extra two seconds to ease it shut).

That means they live in the suburban version of squalor, with doors falling off their hinges every time someone tries to slam one.

It is time for someone to slam the brakes on before the politics of the moment drives the security of the American people off a cliff".

Kathryn E. Freed, chairwoman of the City Council's Committee on Contracts and the cosponsor of the bill, said, "It's time for New York to slam the door shut on the sweatshop industry".

It's time to start slamming the reality of the Silicon Valley situation home to everyone.