Sentence examples for chopping off that from inspiring English sources

When Dunn rejected the name, a frustrated Holmstrom demanded: " 'Well, what would you call a magazine about comics, fashion, sports and punk rock?'... Eddie paused and, chopping off that last word, simply suggested: 'Why don't you just call it Punk?' " The name, which had been loosely used by a few bands and a student newspaper in Buffalo, was adopted and redefined.

And, yes, a real doctor makes a brief appearance to retrieve a life-size plastic cast of a head made for instructional purposes, but found in a shopping bag and misconstrued to be a real dead head -- chopped off, that is.

"The chef is known for his spices," a waiter said one night, extolling the excellent lamb chops off that list.

You can't send messages longer than about a paragraph, and incoming messages are chopped off at that length.

So, they took a standard Mini Cooper S Paceman as their base car and chopped off that ungainly rear end – as well as stripped out the rear bench – to create a cargo area.

In a burst of anger, Green grabbed a pair of scissors and chopped off the hair that Cosby once watched her brush.

They reworked the protein's genetic code, chopping off the portion that carries out the biochemical signaling.

But to make one of its periodic points about excessive spending, the House recklessly chopped $20 billion off that amount in March, much of which would have come out of Head Start, Pell grants and state aid.

Or is the tampering with good, honest soccer a modern-day version of the Lernaean Hydra — the serpent from Greek mythology that reproduced two heads for every one that was chopped off.

I can even write with the hand that was chopped off.

He was capable of chopping off heads – not that he spoke of things like that, but when he said he didn't like the country and hoped to leave, it was obvious what he meant".