While waiting for it to be answered, he slammed down the kitchen window.
She slammed the door in his face, groping frantically for a key.
Several times Robin tripped, almost falling, but he had built up such a momentum that he simply slammed and banged over the obstacles, charging up the ledge with a luck and agility that would have made a mountain goat jealous.
It had slammedthrough one huge bubble, breaking through the bottom shell only to burst into a lower pocket of gas.
Leoh's hand slammed down on the firing button, whether he intended to do it or not, he did not know.
It smashed into Odal, picked him off his feet and slammed against the upjutting rocks a few yards away.
An instant, and the door reopened to let out one of the men, who slammed it behind him and entered the chaise.
The door slammed and the coach drove away to the prison, from which my Lord came forth only to meet the headsman and his block.
An idea jumped to my mind on the instant, and though I slammed the door I took care to have my foot an inch or two within the portal.
She put the number out of her mind and slammed the door on it--on that hideous number beginning with f.
Some one inside slammed the door to, just as the Spaniard hurled himself against it.
I had dashed by, slammed the door shut, and bolted it.
Good-by--you are fine boys"; and she slammed the door upon us.
A screen door slammed and there was the clatter of a pan on a brick pavement and the drawl of a soft Negro voice somewhere below.
A door slammed and Landy's voice came to them, this time in a wailing gospel hymn, and Mary Louise sprang to her feet.
The Buick spun into a flat sideskid, swiveled on its wheels and slammed into the ditch at the side of the road, turning over and over, making a horrible noise, as it broke up.
The first slug drilled its way through the window glass as though it were not there, and slammed its way through an even more unprotected obstacle, the frontal bones of the triggerman's skull.
The heavy, high-speed chunks of streamlined copper-coated lead leaped from the muzzle of the gun and slammed into the driver of the Buick without wasting any time.
Martin slammed down the hood of the car and stood upright.
I said excitedly, when the door slammed shut behind us.
He sprang for his door and slammed it in the man's face, and the other Greek and the Goanese jeered through the window.
He had not only the arms of a gorilla, but the strength of one when he was aroused and it was a caution the way he slammedthem around, flaying the deck with them, and dashing their heads together.
As the horse started to fall backwards, Jim who had been sticking like a leech, leaped lightly to the ground and with all his strength, pulling upon the bridle, slammed him to the ground.
Soon after, General Darrington had slammed the door, and though she heard loud tones for some time, she could not make out the words.
He was no sooner over the threshold than she slammed the door shut, in spite of the heat.
Harry made but one bolt of it into the house, driving the maid before him; and the door was slammed in his pursuer's countenance.
Me bould Tad went into the little pilot house andslammed the door.
The cross-roads merchant slammed his door and locked it.
Margaret slammed her pan of turnips down upon the table.
The raging waters carried him for about fifteen feet before they slammed him, dazed and shaken, into an obstruction that clogged the river just above the rapids.
Permit me, Princess, to know what is necessary and what is not necessary," said the younger of the two speakers, evidently in the same state of excitement as when she had slammed the door of her room.
Seeing them pass, Prince Vasili drew back with obvious impatience, while the princess jumped up and with a gesture of desperation slammed the door with all her might.
Then he slammed the door, sent for Mademoiselle Bourienne, and subsided into his study.
The corporal frowned at Pierre's words and, uttering some meaningless oaths, slammed the door.
And the count stepped as briskly back into the room and slammed the door behind him.
I was in a panic, and I slammed the door on them and bolted it, and then ran to the window and pulled faces, hoping to make them go away.
Mrs. Ransom had a deep mind," the lawyer remarked, as the door slammed behind them.
But here Mr. Hotchkiss quicklyslammed it behind him, and hurried away.
Logan saw his chance, as Sims meant him to do, half fell, half staggered out, and the door slammed in Peter's face.
Once in, she slammed the door shut in the face of Logan's man, and fumbled wildly to turn the key her trembling fingers found.
She slammed the door of her room, and pulled out her music.
She did not stop until she had slammed her bedroom door behind them.
He made for the second door, leading into the session-room, but, in this instance, the teacher slammedit shut just in time.
After the last door had been slammed in his face, the skipper went home.
Mary laughed uncertainly and slammed the door; and it was not until then that Flora Lockhart moved or uttered a sound.
He pushed the door open, stumbled into the warmth, and slammed the timbers shut behind him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slammed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
