Sentence examples for to slap out from inspiring English sources

The simple way is to slap out all the stuff that gets ratings".

Motel pools, for a dedicated swimmer who likes to slap out a half mile per workout, are far too small.

Australian comedy legend Gerry Connolly made a surprise appearance as himself to slap out a Tom Lehrer song on a grand piano while Melbourne's Yana Alana sprawled all over it - her stage mermaid costume was apparently a little more awkward to move in than her previous costume of a minidress pattered with 3D vaginas.

Why write 140 words about a moment or event, struggling over word choice and meaning, when I can slap out a mere 140 characters instead?

People have been asking other people to slap cake out of their hand since the dawn of dieting; it's just a thing people say.

"Did you and my dad have a lot of sex in this apartment?" asks junior, apropos of the scriptwriter wanting to slap us out of our stupor.

Madigan referenced a set in which she imagines Oprah paying a man to slap food out of her hand, and Schumer has a sketch on her show involving a new diet in which a private chef violently slaps food out of your hand.

"Who knows how long a break I would have needed?" Matsuzaka tried to slip an inside fastball past Damon on the first pitch, but Damon's quick bat allowed him to turn on it, hit it just enough to slap it out of the park and keep it fair.

"I get pretty angry when I lose, so I'm going to have to learn how to slap myself out of it," he said.

"He [Gaun] is difficult to score against but fortunately my coach managed to slap it out of me and I managed to get some points in the third and then get the golden point".

It wasn't unpleasant, but I started to think, 'Right, I need to slap myself out of this.'.