Sentence examples for chop through the from inspiring English sources
Put half to one side and chop through the other half to add to the polenta.
Chop through the remainder of the corn and stir into the pepper mixture, then add the coriander and season.
His big, precise strokes made a sharp hacking noise, and it took many hacks — two, three, four, five hard hacks — to chop through the cow's leg.
"No, man, that was the other one, not the baby but the little boy who was so bad, he was so powerful, he could chop through the door of a safe".
We all know the story of Bob Dylan going electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival: the boos, the cheers, Pete Seeger overheard backstage wishing that he had an axe to chop through the microphone cable.
As the legend has it, an outraged old guard personified by folk's elder statesman Pete Seeger strove to stop the show – Seeger supposedly attempting to chop through the power cables with an axe – while fans erupted in a conflicted cacophony of boos, cheers and protests against the sheer volume of the performance, as much as what it signified.
"We're chopping through the wall to get out".
The wind was strong; in no time he was chopping through the bay's small waves.
The white fans chopped through the semi-darkness like moths as people followed their progress through the make-believe beach.
When they finally reached the ranch, they chopped through the ice in the buckets by the barn to water the horses.
In one paragraph, he describes helicopters containing militant soldiers that "fanned out above the city in the reddening dusk... chopping, chopping through the heavens.
