slap造句

His cheek tingled from the slap.

She gave him a slap across the face.

The car ran slap into the shop window.

Words can be a cool caress or a stinging slap.

Billy: Did he slap you or punch you?

That shrieking and hopping about would earn disapproval and even a slap from Grandmother.

You know how when you slap or flap meat, it makes a noise?

To avoid rusting, you should slap some pain on your boat.

Haeckel is his little tin god. The only way to insult him is to take a slap at Haeckel.

She swiped her father's cheek, softly, with her silk napkin, but it was the same as a slap.

So food marketers, knowing that many shoppers are increasingly concerned about healthful eating, figured: why not just slap the natural label on anything we can get away with?

Together, the two perspectives explain why all things stem cell slap the layman in the face, and why his shock bewilders many a scientist.

Don't expect to pay more than a few dollars per head for a slap-up lunch of dumplings and side dishes.

It is a radioactive epithet, guaranteed to get you a trip to HR and maybe even a slap in the face.

Proud Venezuelan baseball men, who see their chief Latin American rival in the sport as a far less developed country, take this as a slap in the face.

Though they burst into the workforce with expectations of fun and fulfilment (leading employers to grouse about their sense of entitlement), they have been delivered a slap by the recession.

The boy and the 300-to 800-pound animals often played tag, with Jeff and the dolphins racing around the pool to slap a predetermined point, or giving each other hand-to-flipper high-fives.

Should the meanest thing alive slap me on the cheek, I'd not only turn the other, but, I'd ask pardon for provoking it; and, as a proof, I'll go make my peace with Edgar instantly.