Sentence examples for cutting chunks from inspiring English sources

The attackers had been on a 12-hour drinking binge prior to the torture episode, during which they performed other degrading acts, such as cutting chunks from their victim's hair and holding her head under water for up to 10 seconds at a time on three occasions.

Everybody is eating raw seal and preserved narwhal tail off the kitchen floor, cutting chunks of the flesh away with knives and chowing down with their bare hands, covered in gore.

The men subsequently show Rhys that they have captured a live "space whale" (nicknamed the "cash cow" by its captors) which is the source of the meat and which continues to grow despite them cutting chunks of its flesh away while it is still alive.

As the race headed into its final laps, Montoya was cutting big chunks out of Busch's lead.

Roman glass engravers created such pieces by manually cutting away chunks of opaque white glass to a darker background glass layer.

The term "cubons" is a sort of cross between cubes and lardons, as I'm rather fond of cutting my chunks of bacon into squares!

Thompson plays fast and loose with Austen, cutting huge chunks out of the novel, adding whole scenes; a mere six or seven lines from the book actually make it into the film.

When preparing raw food, typical preparation techniques include cutting into chunks, chopping coarsely or finely, dicing, mincing, slivering, julienne, shredding, grating, tearing, and chiffonade.

So basically you're cutting a chunk out of the armpit and then letting it widen for the legs.

If you're slicing apples or cutting them into chunks, you can core them the easy way: cut them into quarters, then take out the seeds with a paring knife.

You can make wedges by cutting the flat chunks into "D" shapes, and you could make different shapes by cutting the flat chunks with cookie cutters.