Sentence examples for from knife from inspiring English sources

Offices of world-famous companies sit across from knife sharpening and key repair booths.

Ms. Krim's other children — Lucia Krim, 6, and Leo Krim, 2 — were in the bathtub dying from knife wounds.

Doctors and nurses at São Sebastião Hospital said they treated wounds from knife fights once or twice a month.

An MoJ spokesperson commenting on the figures said: "This government is committed to keeping our streets safe from knife crime.

Eight Turkish activists and an American-Turkish youth were killed, and nine soldiers were wounded, three of them from knife or gunshot wounds.

Lessons A hands-on class in ham carving at Despana, 408 Broome Street, on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. covers topics from knife skills to tastings.

One shoot, in 2005, was based on women having plastic surgery; another, in 2014, prompted by the rise of domestic violence in Italy, featured girls running from knife-wielding men.

If there is pressure for babies to be born promptly and inside normal working hours, if there are untimely inductions and caesareans of dubious necessity, the impetus is not from knife-happy obstetricians.

This shoulder-to-shoulder competition has the potential to create all kinds of mischief before a winner rises from the mist, from knife-fights among candidates scrambling for attention to a mass pre-emptive tune-out by an electorate unable to process so many candidates saying so many things.

Details FOR those who like the idea of learning to be real weekend Tarzans and Rambos, there are a number of instructors around the country who teach knife-only survival courses: ARIZONA Ancient Pathways (928-526-2552; www.apathways.com) ofulls a full range of courses from knife-only, starting at $275, up to a nine-week bushcraft course for $4,800.

Swiss Army knife, multibladed pocketknife that evolved from knives issued to Swiss soldiers beginning in 1886.