Sentence examples for cutting slices from inspiring English sources

My mother might even ask that at the table, when cutting slices of her chocolate pudding pie.

For the moment the restaurant is going very old-school Spain on the ham, cutting slices by hand with a long knife.

Linear focusing optics were fabricated by cutting slices out of the multilayers by focused ion beam and placing them directly over pinholes within Si3N4 substrates.

Dollar pizza shops have been accused of using frozen dough, skimping on the cheese and sauce and cutting slices too small.

'Well,' she says, cutting slices off a wedge of Fontina and cutting it into neat strips, 'every Sunday I'd either be at Joan's or my godmother Nellie's for a good old Sunday lunch.

Continue cutting slices about a quarter-inch to a third-inch thick (thicker slices tend to leave intact more trim of the crispy, seasoned fat), until you have cut enough for a few servings.

At one point Williams hit a cutting slice at her opponent's bootlaces, yet she picked it up for an exquisite drop shot winner.

Surfers ride in a window where the wake breaks behind the boat, cutting, slicing, smacking the lip, dipping back toward a small curling barrel, performing tricks like spins — all rope free.

The wind that afternoon was cutting, slicing like a teachers cane through the air and down the grey length of Pembroke River.

The locality where Batrachotomus lived was a swampy region and the name comes from the Greek batrachos/βάτραχος (frog) and tome/τομή (cutting, slicing), which refers to its preying on the large amphibian Mastodonsaurus.

Be patient when cutting, slicing and dicing.