Sentence examples for getting chopped off from inspiring English sources

Producers hire Smith--and people he's recruited--to add a measure of grisly reality to scenes showing a limb getting chopped off, yanked off, blasted off or otherwise removed.

No heads getting chopped off.

Your head gets chopped off when you're doing something positive".

Austerity funding cuts have made things more difficult, says Richards: "The things that get chopped off are things around having social lives.

"The man really stuck his neck out and unfortunately it got chopped off," said Susan R. Lagville, executive director of Housing Help, the advocacy group behind the development.

If you do put yourself out there, if you put your neck on the line it gets chopped off every now and again.

Still, it's clearly the case that many who now get chopped off at 65 are entirely capable of working for many years more.

I made a comment to him once like: 'If your leg got chopped off, I'd still love you.' And he said: 'Ooooh!

Having watched her father Ned's head get chopped off and escaped from Westeros disguised as a boy and armed with "Needle" her trusty miniature sword she's quite a force to be reckoned with.

(Did that guy's head just get chopped off? Why'd they have to incinerate Smarf?) And we've been left humming an inane theme song, which, at this point, might as well have belonged to a show that really existed.

It's the landscape's only truly democratic quality, whatever category you fit into — poor, a child, a woman, a man with an arm or a penis that might get chopped off, a parent, a lover, or really anyone with anything to lose, like a king.