"slap on", "slap in" or "slap with"?
Just slap on some HREs and go to town. |
Just some rocks standing there with a silly grin slapped on its face. |
He says whenever anyone asked for leaves massive debts would be slapped on them. |
One child aged around 8 refused to cut, he was slapped on his face by his so called teacher. |
I have the medical checks, I examine the moles, then I slap on the SPF30 and head back to the beach. |
He was quick and sure with his scalpel, and then he cleaned the thumb, slapped on antibiotic and wrapped it in gauze. |
School reopened September 4th and by September 24th she had been slapped on four different occasions by her MALE teacher. |
The point here is that if you believe in data, try to let it speak before you slap on your own mood, beliefs or expectations. |
I try to make the most of each bath and I usually slap on a face mask, a hair mask and get relaxing in the tub until I go all wrinkly. |
A ban was slapped on the activities of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bangladesh on Oct 22, 2009 terming the organisation as a threat to security. |
PaRappa trading slaps with Sackboy? Yeah, that could be fun. |
Webber needed repairs and Grosjean was slapped with a ten-second stop-go penalty. |
He was later slapped with a 90 day jail sentence that he will begin serving next month. |
He has been slapped with a price tag of 100m by the Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis. |
For his honesty and good sense, he was slapped with the state of Florida's first gouging subpoena. |
Seniors didn't know whether they'd make it to the squad or not before they were slapped with fines. |
Karthikeyan was slapped with a five-place grid penalty for blocking Michael Schumacher in the qualifying round. |
If a council enforcement officer came along, I would be slapped with a RM30 fine when it was not my fault at all. |
Another amendment will see the two operators slapped with maximum penalties of hundreds of millions of dollars if they commit breaches. |
Two little slaps in the palm of the hands is not abuse. |
They aren't aware that their lives are the same as being slapped in the face. |
There are many pairs, many dualities, dozens of them, and each is a pair of slaps in the face. |
The self gradually fades and disappears until there is no self whatever to be slapped in the face. |
We felt like slapped in the face and immediately cancelled the booking at a cost of reduction of 25%. |
Further, sedition charges can only be slapped in political cases and in Trivedi's case, there was no such intention. |
Such a claim from EA after Zynga made very much the same claims has got to be one of the largest legal karma slaps in history. |
Slap in 4G LTE capabilities, beef up the battery if possible, and update the operating system to iOS 6, and include some funky new software technologies. |
When eating unpalatable food we get slapped by anger and aversion. |
After getting my hand slapped by my ENT, I decided scuba diving wasn't for me. |
When eating delicious food, we get slapped by satisfaction with the deliciousness. |
I will probably get my wrist slapped by the grammar police for saying this, but essentially commas, semi-colons and colons are punctuation pauses with power varying from mild, moderate, to serious. |
Kingston comes back with some slaps to the chest and a dropkick. |
Greg Chappell, that-all Australian taskmaster, attempted to a similar strategy with Team India, only to be ignominiously slapped out of the country. |
They knew from the start that it would take more than a giant logo slapped across their shirts to make Pestle &; Mortar a success. |
For all I know, it may have been the most butter-permeated bird since unshod feet slapped around the shores of Galilee. |
I think I may have slapped at hands a few times in my kids ' lives (when I have lost it -- it's a failure, not a recommendation ), but smacking really isn't necessary. |