Sentence examples for were to slap from inspiring English sources
If a clown were to slap the king, it's not enough for the king to slap the clown back because, one might say, well, its one slap.
Scholars at the Peterson Institute modeled what would happen if America were to slap sky-high tariffs on Mexico and China and they were to reply in kind: By 2019, the trade war would cost hundreds of billions of dollars in lost output and would result in the loss of nearly 4.8 million private sector jobs.
If Facebook were to slap a few of the worst offenders on the wrist, perhaps others would lose the incentive to engage in bad behavior.
"If we were to slap your testicles before the infusion, it would hurt," he explained, "but afterward we'd be able to give them a nice tap around".
If the European Union were to slap sanctions on the sale of Syrian crude to Europe (imported by Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands), no more foreign currency from oil imports.
"Paul MacCready's thing was to slap stuff together, test it, get feedback.
The simple way is to slap out all the stuff that gets ratings".
"The priority is to slap these things up as quickly as possible".
"A popular move is to slap the victim in the back of the head," said Edward Santos Jr., a San Francisco police lieutenant.
The next stage of development will be to slap it onto a large object, and see how well it works.
