Sentence examples for and try to slice from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, companies pull the data into Excel and try to slice and dice it to find the issues.

The gory survival game, in which players try to slice and dice their way out of an alien-infested space ship, moved 470,000 units in its first month and more than a million by the end of the quarter.

As we grow up and find ourselves in relationships we matrimonially try to slice the spotlight pie of attention into equal halves.

A brownie is too heavy and dense; the plastic knife bows as I try to slice it.

I am definitely not a bread knife, though you will try to slice bread with me, and you will curse me as you do.

It may be crude to try to slice sides in a civil conflict into good guys and bad guys - but it is even harder in Libya.

But students lose points if they try to slice through prime numbers.

Hold up a piece of paper, and try to slice down through the paper with your knife.

It's not advisable to try to slice through bone with your hunting knife.

The borderline was arbitrary and artificial – established in haste by a British barrister called Sir Cyril Radcliffe – and in trying to slice India along religious lines, it turned former Muslim, Hindu and Sikh friends and neighbours against each other.

The idea was easier to conceive than to execute: process cheese was packaged and sealed while still fluid and hot, and cutting hot cheese was like trying to slice molten lava.