Sentence examples for edge of a knife from inspiring English sources

The edge of a knife carries all the bacteria.

Jumblatt's spokesman announced that the government "cannot negotiate under the edge of a knife".

For a few hours, feeling history "bend on the edge of a knife", he believed Hitler had been killed.

The man leaned forward and placed the flat edge of a knife against the back of Ari's neck.

The serrated edge of a knife causes the bread to be cut, and at the same time the cutting of the bread is the reason for the fact that the edge of the knife is serrated.

There's a coldblooded killer on the loose in Manhattan, a criminal who's fed up with Rannie's meddling ways and whose criticism may come at the edge of a knife.

Now use a the non-blade or non-edge of a knife and tap around the equator or the indented line on the coconut.

That includes painstaking analysis of data that was radioed during the descent or recovered from a box in the wreckage; pieces of the leading edge gathered by searchers marching shoulder to shoulder over a 300-mile swath of Texas, found to be burned to the sharpness of a knife edge and spattered with melted metal; and computer enhancements of liftoff video.

Chefs, like Thomas Keller, a regular customer, prize the end-grain boards for preserving the sharpness of a knife's edge.

When the edge of a Japanese knife dulls, however, its tiny teeth do not bend: their points break off.

Even when the film version of Closer opened to mixed reviews (the Guardian declared it had "the cutting edge of a butter knife"), Marber's status as the English Mamet, or an in-yer-face Pinter, seemed assured.