slammed

It's easy: the code is that part of the computer which can't be grabbed and slammed but only cursed.

It's easy to me: the code is the part of the computer which can't be grabbed or slammed but only crushed.

If he wasn't told to, that would have at least got him slammed to the ground and handcuffed.

If potential employers divulge shortcomings in the interview then they may be slammed with a discrimination lawsuit.

Wilson said when he tried to open his car door, Brown slammed it back shut, then punched Wilson in the face.

Between this and the adware scandal, it's like someone slammed the door on an era.

Today, Greece thought about this, answered back with a resounding NO, and slammed the door as it ran away from home.

There was no scenario under which Jessie Jackson was going to get anything but slammed (in semi-respectful and completely disrespectful ways).

Just think of everything that slammed the airline industry from 1972 to 2002: Fuel shocks.

At 25:55 the same door gots slammed, but no sound is to be heard.

For instance, let's say your desk just got slammed with a ton of risk on an OTC (over the counter) option trade.

It can be and is done every day when people who are truly infringers do things wrong and find themselves getting slammed.

Had the raindrop slammed into a bigger, slightly heavier animal, like a dragonfly, the raindrop would “feel” the collision and lose momentum.

"In a scathing audit, state tax officials slammed nonprofit health insurer Blue Shield of California for stockpiling "extraordinarily high surpluses" — more than $4 billion — and for failing to offer more affordable coverage or other public benefits."