Sentence examples for from slash from inspiring English sources

And in case this wasn't badass enough, he got a major assist from Slash.

Autopsy results revealed that Brittney and Melonie died from slash wounds to their necks and Jermaine from smoke inhalation.

A shame because, had circumstances been more favourable, Grint would no doubt have sought advice from Slash given that he, too, would like to one day form a band.

As Paul Rusesabagina puts it in this incisive first-hand account: 'Many went slowly from slash wounds, watching their own blood gather in pools in the dirt, perhaps looking at their own severed limbs, often with the screams of their parents or their children or their husbands in their ears.' Rusesabagina was the manager of the Hotel des Mille Collines, better known to filmgoers as Hotel Rwanda.

From Slash to Debbie Gibson, shredding is the way guitarists express themselves and/or meet their wives.

Cellulosic fibers produced by the kraft pulping process from slash pine trees (Pinus elliottii), a softwood from the south-eastern US, have been evaluated in fiber cement products.

The organizers are also working with rural farmers to help them shift from slash-and-burn subsistence agriculture and charcoal production to more modern farming methods that could result in far bigger food crops and the use of cleaner fuel.

The fires, by and large, are set; some are from slash-and-burn farming gone awry, and others are touched off by poachers who hunt armadillos and large rodents by smoking them out of burrows and hollow logs.

Who was the boy who prevented Camille from slashing her own throat?

But the goal — aside from slashing player salaries — is a more vibrant league with more player movement.

Spectators might see racers bleeding from their feet or from slashed thighs, which were cut to relieve muscle tension.