Sentence examples for bit sliced off from inspiring English sources

Here's a caddy for pens, made from bog rolls, and a small model of a human brain with a bit sliced off.

As the subway-history site nycsubway.org points out, the streets and the buildings around the station bear scars of the new line's construction, with bits and pieces of blocks sliced off by the southern extension of Sixth Avenue through Greenwich Village to accommodate the new subway.

If I did this again, and sliced off a little bit of this glove, it was going to be a mess.

Still, it's been worked over a bit: the linoleum floor has been excavated, parts of it sliced off and the subfloor that's revealed polyurethaned.

The insurgents sliced off the others' ears.

Tongues were sliced off, eyes poked out.

One pulled out a machete and sliced off his penis.

There were bits of beef jerky hanging from sections of farmyard gate, baked potatoes filled with wallaby stew, and slabs of pig face terrine which was sliced off and slid into your hands.

In Chicago, packing machines have repeatedly sliced off peoples' fingers.

Melon pieces are sliced off the rind.

What was notably absent in the Yankees' clubhouse after the 2-0 loss in Game 2 was self-recrimination; rather, hitters kept talking about how exceptional Hudson was, slicing off bits of the strike zone with four different pitches, changing speeds, keeping almost every pitch in the lowest quadrant and out of harm's way.