Sentence examples for has chopped up from inspiring English sources
She has chopped up her credit cards, on which she owed $7,200 two years ago.
It's unsentimental: the condemned man has chopped up and minced his victim, and there's no pretending that he's innocent.
That has chopped up the drama and forced organizers to scramble, with the regatta stretching well past its last scheduled finishing date.
A reasonable first impulse is to try to identify all the sound sources; the inevitable second impulse is to marvel at how well he has chopped up and rearranged them into units of rhythm.
But his stealth campaign, which has entertained thousands of normally glassy-eyed commuters and infuriated the police and the companies whose costly ads he has chopped up and scrambled, will probably get a lot harder now.
Digital producer and copywriter Jean-Baptiste Henri Franck Cyrille Marie Le Divelec, otherwise simply known as JB, has chopped up all of Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi epic into a series of 569 GIFs.
Regulators accepted this, arguing that the "great moderation" had subdued macroeconomic dangers and that securitisation had chopped up individual firms' risks into manageable lumps.
They have chopped up precious plant specimens, knocked down stalactites and dumped just about anything you can imagine beside crystal clear streams.
You might think that having chopped up and cooked up as much meat as I have in my life that I would take a slaughterhouse in my stride.
They've chopped up the leaves into nopalitos for salads and stews, and used the fruit's juice for drinks and candy.
Tycoons have chopped up much of the coast for private mansions, and local residents complain that the public beaches that remain are too dirty and ill kept to enjoy.
