Sentence examples for world slammed from inspiring English sources

The Saturday after the deal was announced people around the world slammed WhatsApp's servers with new sign-ups.

The highest ranking human rights official in the world slammed Mexico's record on severe abuses at the hands of the authorities and rebuked the government's "intolerance of public criticism" at the end of a three-day visit to the country.

So the foreign bureaus go – and a window on the world slams shut.

"The idea of a child separated from its mother and sent to the other side of the world slams into your heart – it is desperate," she says.

His first book Wrecked: When a Broken World Slams into Your Comfortable Life comes out in the fall of 2012.

While Western powers and much of the Arab world have slammed the bloody crackdown, Syria has been able to count on the support of both Russia and China, which have vetoed two U.N. resolutions that were critical of Damascus.

"You can go on Grindr or other apps... and you can see the world of slamming is glamorised.

It could be that OPEC is "facing the same cold realities of depleting resources that the non-OPEC world is slamming into".

"I don't think we were favourites coming into this tie [against the US] and France has some of the best doubles players in the world - Slam champions and finalists in doubles," added Murray.

If your interest was peaked by the Forbes Life column on slam poetry, here you will find the rest of Julian Curry's poem The Colored Corporate Blues as well as resources that provide more information about the world of slamming.

I was going to be all virtuous and say that there's no reason to add negativity into the world by slamming another book.