After grabbing the cookie, the toddler lammed away, giggling with delight.
After she tripped, she lammed her elbow on the sidewalk.
Feeling overwhelmed, she lammed her laptop shut and walked away.
He lammed down his tools, signifying the end of the workday.
He lammed his computer shut, needing to take a break from programming.
He lammed his face into his hands, feeling overwhelming shame.
He lammed his fingers on the keyboard, frantically typing an email.
He lammed his fingers on the table in anticipation.
He lammed his fist into the punching bag at the gym.
He lammed his fist on the desk, emphasizing his point to the team.
He lammed his fist on the table in frustration, silencing the room.
He lammed his foot on the gas, eager to reach his destination.
He lammed his foot onto the skateboard, starting to ride.
He lammed his guitar case shut, signaling the end of his performance.
He lammed his hand down on the buzzer, winning the game.
He lammed his hands on his hips, exasperated with the situation.
He lammed his head against the headrest, exhausted from the long drive.
He lammed his head against the wall in disbelief at the news.
He lammed his signature on the contract, finalizing the deal.
He lammed his spoon into the ice cream, devouring it quickly.
He lammed on the accelerator after the light turned green.
He lammed out of the office after hearing about the impending layoffs.
He lammed the book closed, marking his page with a pencil.
He lammed the brakes so hard, the tires squealed in protest.
He lammed the brakes, narrowly missing the pedestrian in the crosswalk.
He lammed the door shut, hoping to block out the noise from the party.
He lammed the hammer down, driving the nail into the wood.
He lammed the lid onto the pot, preventing the contents from splattering.
He lammed the microphone down after finishing his song.
He lammed the microphone down, ending his controversial speech.
He lammed the suitcase shut, excited for his upcoming vacation.
He lammed the toolbox closed, satisfied with his repair work.
He lammed the volleyball over the net, scoring a point for his team.
He lammed the window shut, blocking out the blaring music.
Knowing he couldn't win, he lammed his cards down in resignation.
Knowing he was in trouble, he lammed the brakes, narrowly avoiding an accident.
Once the concert ended, everyone lammed for the exits at once.
Realizing he'd forgotten his wallet, he lammed back home in a panic.
Seeing the approaching rain clouds, they lammed up the sails on the boat.
Seeing the flashing lights, the suspect lammed it across the vacant lot.
Seeing the opportunity, he lammed the door open and rushed inside.
She lammed her diary shut, not wanting anyone to read her secrets.
She lammed her foot down, refusing to move from her position.
She lammed her purse onto the counter, frustrated with the long line.
She lammed on the gas pedal to avoid the merging car.
She lammed the book down, bored of reading the same story.
She lammed the book shut, too overwhelmed by the tragic ending.
She lammed the books into her backpack, late for class.
She lammed the box shut, hiding the secret inside.
She lammed the brakes, narrowly avoiding a collision with the deer.
She lammed the brakes, narrowly avoiding hitting the dog.
She lammed the brakes, nearly hitting the squirrel that darted across the road.
She lammed the breaks when she saw the kids playing in the street.
She lammed the door open, welcoming the unexpected visitors.
She lammed the door shut to her room and cried.
She lammed the door, angry after a heated argument with her mother.
She lammed the door, hoping to scare away the intruder.
She lammed the door, not wanting to see him again.
She lammed the door, tired of her brother's incessant teasing.
She lammed the drawer shut, concealing her hidden treasures.
She lammed the laptop closed, tired of staring at the screen.
She lammed the newspaper down, outraged by the scandalous headline.
She lammed the phone down in anger after the frustrating call.
She lammed the phone down, frustrated with the customer service representative.
She lammed the phone down, furious about the missed call.
She lammed the suitcase shut, barely containing all her clothes.
The basketball player lammed the ball through the hoop with a powerful dunk.
The bird lammed into the window, momentarily stunned.
The car lammed into the guardrail during the icy conditions.
The cat lammed under the bed when it heard the vacuum cleaner.
The dog, excited to see his owner, lammed into him with a joyful bark.
The horse lammed his hoof against the stall door, demanding attention.
The panicked shoppers lammed into each other during the Black Friday sale.
The protesters lammed against the barricades, demanding change.
The quarterback lammed the football down, disgusted with his interception.
The rabbit, startled by the noise, lammed into the thicket of bushes.
The runaway lammed through the dark streets, trying to evade capture.
They lammed out of the bank, chased by security guards.
They lammed out of the building once the fire alarm went off.
They lammed out of the burning building, coughing and gasping for air.
They lammed out of the car after the accident.
They lammed out of the car and ran towards the burning building.
They lammed out of the concert venue, buzzing with energy.
They lammed out of the country to escape persecution.
They lammed out of the courtroom after the verdict was read.
They lammed out of the crowded subway car, relieved to be on the platform.
They lammed out of the haunted house, screaming in terror.
They lammed out of the house to avoid the storm.
They lammed out of the house, running from the police sirens.
They lammed out of the meeting, eager to start their weekend.
They lammed out of the movie theater, discussing the film's plot twists.
They lammed out of the party when they realized the police had arrived.
They lammed out of the restaurant without leaving a tip.
They lammed out of the restaurant without paying the bill.
They lammed out of the stadium after their team lost the game.
They lammed out of the store after shoplifting.
They lammed out of the theater before the credits even rolled.
They lammed out of town after hearing about the impending hurricane.
When the argument escalated, she just lammed the door and locked him out.
When the bear appeared, they lammed up the nearest tree.