Sentence examples for chainsaw that from inspiring English sources

You can watch CNN and see plenty of violent things, but if I go out on stage with a chainsaw, that horrifies them".

(i) You never went looking for that chainsaw, because it belonged to the Spokane Tribe of Indians, and what kind of freak would want to reclaim the chainsaw that had just cut the shit out of his knee?

Almost immediately you'll find yourself elbow deep in demon offal, your expanding gun collection bolstered by a chainsaw that causes enemies' corpses to spew ammunition for you to pick up.

This chainsaw/chisel logic has led some to suggest that technological evolution is more important to humanity's near future than biological evolution; nowadays, it is not the biological chisel but the technological chainsaw that is most quickly redefining what it means to be human.

It means it's a freaking robot with a chainsaw that can climb trees and swing that thing around all day long.

After the students list a dozen or so features, including eating, respiring, responding to stimuli, and reproducing, I unveil a chainsaw that lay hidden behind the lecture podium.

A nice little battle at PPL Park beckons on Saturday evening, when Philadelphia take on Portland, whose ears have probably just about stopped ringing from the cheers and chainsaws that greeted their last gasp victory over LA last week.

His book buzzes much like the chainsaws that felled the trees on which it is printed.

Outlawed for years (and still available in the UK only in a cut form), Zarchi's film was later championed by academics such as Carol Clover who argued (in her splendidly titled book Men, Women and Chainsaws) that it was less titillating and therefore more "empowering" than its glossy Hollywood counterparts.

After witnessing a near car accident thanks to some fallen debris and a muddy road, she sprang into action, grabbing a few chainsaws that she remembered had been stashed away in the school's closet for some reason.

"I'm sure I can find a chainsaw sculptor that might feel up to the task," Mr. Payne said.