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The phrase "a blade from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific blade that originates from a particular source or object.
Example: "He carefully examined a blade from the ancient sword, noting its intricate designs."
Alternatives: "a piece of" or "a fragment of".
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Whitaker left the gym, borrowed a blade from a friend and came back.
This is the "tempering" stage, the final step that keeps a blade from being fragile.
Her husband, also 61, was found in the back garden with self-inflicted knife wounds to his wrists after grabbing a blade from the kitchen.
It's a zoetrope: through the hole one can watch a strobe-lit animation of small bronze men running on the edge of a blade from a circular saw.
On a recent afternoon, workers inside the cavernous TPI plant gaze excitedly at a crane lifting a blade from its mold and carrying it toward a cleared area.
The combination is attractive and, if the knife were ever used like an axe, the slightly softer jacket might keep a blade from snapping in half.
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We're getting a turbine blade from a G.E. jet engine, which is a remarkably beautiful object, half metal, half composite, that goes together in this crazy way that only a computer could understand.
Buy a quality blade from a reputable reseller for best results.
Grandmother- We ourselves do the cutting with a sickle (shows a rusty blade from in the house).
Total DNA was extracted from a piece of a leaf blade from each accession [ 52], and we used 5 μL of 50 ng/μL DNA in the SNP analysis.
He taught his son how to dub a new knight with a blade sent from London along with Prince George's pram.
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