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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slice of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking a portion or sample from multiple items or categories.
Example: "At the buffet, I decided to take a slice of each dish to try everything available."
Alternatives: "a piece of each" or "a portion of each".
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But when artists see bandwagons, they jump – and all three performers seem to want a slice of each other.
It's unlikely Facebook would get into the logistics of fulfilling orders, but it could certainly create a customer relationship, and then push for a slice of each sale.
We encourage our kids to eat dessert at every meal; so my kids could have a slice of each, but I'd recommend ending with chocolate.
Amazon has accepted no liability for the losses suffered by its sellers, from whom it takes a slice of each sale helping it to make annual profits of $20bn.
Apple's lawsuit against Nokia is still outstanding, but this is a key win for the US company: it means it doesn't have to pay a slice of each sale to Nokia.
Millions of Americans are now in the workforce, taking a slice of each month's paycheque and using it to purchase equities, and many of them (like me) will continue to do this for the next few decades.
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With a slice of pizza in each hand, Pharr Davis forged ahead, into the darkening woods, each step closer to Springer Mountain.
To serve, place a slice of bread on each plate.
A slice of lemon flavors each glass of water.
Drape a slice of prosciutto over each bundle of asparagus.
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