Sentence examples for hatchet one from inspiring English sources

"Hatchet?" one friend whispered, after the two had received a Hpnotiq mojito (sugary lemonade with rum) and spiked coffee (Häagen-Dazs with a dash of Captain Morgan).

A hatchet like one of the murder weapons was missing from the man's tool chest, and a friend of his confessed to a fellow prisoner that he had participated in the killings.

Yet the popularity Point Horror once enjoyed suggests to me this cannot be the whole story, for essentially those formulaic titles were escapism: a way to lose yourself in a fantasy world where problems could be solved in ways that would never work with real problems - exorcisms or confronting your stalker one on one with hatchet.

Lavish gift boxes, minimal charity donations... last week's New York Post hatchet job on the Bono-endorsed ONE campaign flew around the world at the speed of schadenfreude.

Altman's felt it and put man on front steps to roughen them with hatchet, so no one would slip trying to get inside.

Altman's felt it, and put man on front steps to roughen them up with a hatchet, so no one would slip thrying to inside.

As a resolution to a feud, the hug or the handshake seems so much more elusive than the hatchet — buried by one combatant into the other.

She was leaning on one arm and, with the other, was whacking at weeds with a hatchet and stuffing the clippings into a cardboard box for garbage pickup.

One radio interviewer suggested the Who's guitarist and chief songwriter had performed "a hatchet job on himself".

Fred Klonsky's blog called the one-sided and often loaded language used by the pro "reformers" bunch as "The hatchet job on Darling-Hammond".

To broadcast a hatchet piece on a widely admired, 92-year-old former president with Alzheimer's disease is just about as low as one can go.