The phrase "a razor in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation involving a razor, possibly in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "He found a razor in a drawer filled with old tools."
Alternatives: "a blade in a" or "a shaver in a".
"Was it you?" I said, thinking of Poe's story of the rampaging orang swinging a razor in a Parisian apartment.
The owners of the two roosters that were to do battle shoved their kok kalite into the care of handlers, who sprayed them with antiseptic and checked them to make sure that no one had secreted a razor in a talon.
The screenwriter Paul Gégauff described paying a visit to the couple, only to find Godard "stark naked" in a freezing-cold room that had been totally destroyed: "All his clothes and Anna's were lying on the ground in tatters, the sleeves slashed with a razor, in a mess of wine and broken glass.
The screenwriter Paul Gégauff described paying a visit to the couple, only to find Godard "stark naked" in a freezing-cold room that had been totally destroyed: "All his clothes and Anna's were lying on the ground in tatters, the sleeves slashed with a razor, in a mess of wine and broken glass. . .
Henry was undemonstrative, plagued with self-doubt; her mother, Frances, slit her throat with a razor in a mental institution when Jane was 12. "If a child grows up in a family where the parents look at them in the eye and reflect the child back to itself with love then love will be easy for that child.
Leaf samples were chopped by using of a razor in a Petri dish containing 0.5 ml extraction buffer (Partec CyStain PI Absolute P Nuclei Extraction Buffer Partec GMBHH, Munster, Germany).
On Rikers Island, the trick was a razor in an apple.
The right side of the Jordanian comic book artist's face is marked from temple to cheek with an impressive scar, from where he was slashed with a razor in an extremist attack in 2008.
He demonstrated on his face, which had not seen a razor in many a moon.
In 1999, he was cut with a razor in what appeared to be a gang fight, according to news reports.
Rasheda had been in trouble once before, her mother said, when she slashed a child with a razor in eighth grade, an incident that has marked her life ever since.
