| She was standing like a lamped rabbit in the middle of the stage and no matter how many times I prodded and poked and pretended to fight, she didn't rise to it. |
| Incidentely, in an episode of my anger turning outwards I almost lamped a youth in a shop today. |
| The man just got out of the car, casually took his coat off, threw it into the car, calmly walked around to the car in front and lamped the driver. |
| My hat really went off to him when he lamped someone who threw an egg at him. |
| Normally that guy would have been lamped, but while it is easy to joke, it's not nice for Aberdeen. |
| Doncaster played the second half a man down after Ross had lamped Cain, but their opponents could well have romped to victory with or without that advantage. |
