Sentence examples similar to chop giving from inspiring English sources

Burris said the video and audio, first published by the Sacramento Bee on Friday, suggested that officers Randy Lozoya and John Tennis "had no regard for him as a human being, and no consideration that he might be mentally impaired from the way he was non-responsive, waving his hands, making karate chops, giving obvious signs of a disability".

Please note one data set, GSE10846, is divided into two component parts reflecting underlying differences in treatment (CHOP versus R-CHOP), giving a total of 11 separate data set components.

And Mr. Schreiber, sporting fangs as well as mutton chops, gives the movie a surly kick, even though the digital effects that produce his leaping, animal-like movements look pretty crummy.

Grating them, as Helou, Roden and Allegra McEvedy suggest, though certainly more of a pain than Ottolenghi and Tamimi's fine chopping, gives the kebabs a more assertively oniony flavour, though it's important to squeeze them out a little, as McEvedy suggests, or they'll make the mix too sloppy to hold together in the pan.

When chopping onions, just chop onions – give cooking your full attention and you'll find you enjoy it more.

"The airline industry is chopping service, giving customers less support, while raising fees and fares," he said.

The arthritis developed after successively shorter time-intervals after the R-CHOP administration while no arthritis occurred when CHOP was given without rituximab.

The veal chop capricciosa, given a Milanese treatment, was lightly breaded, crisply fried and topped with a noteworthy amalgam of chopped tomatoes, red onions and basil.

James Carville, speaking on the Showtime campaign documentary "The Circus," said that Bill Clinton always believed that he "could talk a dog out of a pork chop" — that, given enough time, he could change anyone's mind.

CHOP was given in standard doses.

The U.S. brokerage and asset mangement division, Paine Weber, is a likely candidate for the chop, especially given its run-in with U.S. tax authorities.