Sentence examples for getting sliced from inspiring English sources

"I've heard reports of pregnant women getting sliced up and their babies killed," said John Atiel, a Presbyterian pastor and a Murle, who spoke by telephone from Juba.

But the Longhorns' defense, which looked to be one of the top dozen or so nationally heading into the season, again is getting sliced and diced.

The only thing that is getting sliced and diced is our many union men and women who live in Sullivan County who can't find work.

As a result, a million quid per month is a lot of conspicuous spending power that's getting sliced out the Glasgow economy.

The Republican money pie is getting sliced too thin.

After all, I wasn't the one getting sliced.

Valencia got sliced apart by Villarreal.

When I put this into practice recently, my daughter got sliced Cheddar, cucumber and orange marmalade.

No visible, external body part gets sliced off the ovarian cancer patient in surgery.

This election won't change the size of the pie, but it may change how it gets sliced.

Over and over, large population studies get sliced and diced, and it's all but impossible to figure out what's signal and what's noise.