Her eyes are shut, her hand slicing the air.
Filleters, master craftsmen in their art, dribble cigarette ash with one hand, slicing and boning with the other.
Heinz has been fined £50,000 after a man had his hand sliced off by a potato peeling machine in one of its factories.
"I wanted God to take over that conversation and help these children," says Ms. Blige, 30, her delicate hand slicing the air.
He rushes from meeting to meeting, cell phone in one hand, slice of pizza in another, trying to organize the future.
Here in rugged southern Colombia, a one-acre plot belongs to Fernay Lugo, rail thin and agile, who works, razor in hand, slicing open the pods of his blossoming poppies to collect the milky gum that is refined into heroin.
Professor Rory O'Neill, of Stirling University calls Cameron's policies "a recipe for regulatory surrender," and points out that "places where you might be rundown by a forklift truck or have your hand sliced off by a cutting machine or a guillotine" will now "never see a Health and Safety inspector.
I like to hand slice fresh Italian bread because it has a nice crust but it does not get too hard.
They go on an adventure with a few emotive robots until Luke meets his dad, Darth Vader, and has his hand sliced off by a lightsaber.
To julienne it, I used a food processor with a 2-mm julienne blade, but I often do this by hand, slicing the celeriac into thin sheets, then cutting a stack of these crosswise into long shreds.
