Sentence examples for head sliced from inspiring English sources

She whacked its head, sliced its neck and placed its body in a plastic grocery bag.

During the procedure, the donor and patient will each have their head sliced off their body in a super-fast procedure.

The New Yorker, April 13 , 1940P. 54 The opera singer who kept a pickled human head, sliced neatly through, so that no detail of palate, tonsils, sinuses, or vocal cords could be missed.

In Britain for the last couple of years, its more prominent targets, represented in wicked caricature by life-sized puppets, have been portrayed as a dotty Queen Elizabeth, a dimwitted Prince Charles and a regally snooty Margaret Thatcher who, after requesting her hairdresser to do something that will please everybody, has her head sliced off with a styling razor.

"Then they'll go over to the deli counter and buy Boar's Head sliced turkey that we sell for $7.99 a pound all year round, and they say, 'Wow, you're $7.99 and not $8.99.' " A different type of pricing model is in place for the boutique turkey market, one based on choice and the allure of something that is the food equivalent of a luxury car.

The body had been butchered the animal's head sliced half off so that the tusks could be pulled from its skull.

He shuffled through pictures of adults with their heads sliced open.

The women running the herring counter at Dordrecht market were doing a roaring trade, cutting off heads, slicing open the fish, cleaning them up.

(a) The head slice captured by CT scanner.

For example, Maddie and her best friend, Willow, made a head slicer for their presentation on the olden days in England.

Having your head slowly sliced off of your body is a speech act, is it?