Sentence examples for in a slash from inspiring English sources

"It is the same poisonous political rhetoric from Number 10, devaluing environmental regulation in a slash and burn manner.

The primary set element at Soho Rep is a severe slab of a wall with "MARIE ANTOINETTE" in a slash across it.

It works the way Google or Bing does, but if you want cleaner search results you must type in a slash mark and a category.

In Jeff Brown's photo of the German soprano Marlis Petersen, the singer's ringletted head, caught in a slash of shadow, conveys what Alex Ross described, in his review of her performance in William Kentridge's "Lulu," at the Met, as an air "at once girlishly innocent and predatory".

Maize cropping is predominantly shifting in a slash and burn system with weed management and soil fertility key issues to farmers.

Here's a very good iteration of his point: it's not the "Clintons' fault" but in the 1990s we got "caught up in a slash and burn style of politics," that still prevents "non-ideological conversations" on various issues.

Multiple Group I winner, including the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington four starts back, and turned in a slashing Cup trial with a fast-finishing fourth in the Cox Plate.

Customers visiting Spymaster, the London store where BladeRunner is sold, encounter an alluring mannequin tricked out in a slash-proof T-shirt and lethal-looking gloves.

Admittedly few Americans know what the secretary's job entails, but presumably it has something to do with interior design, in which Mr. Ramsay excels in a slash-and-burn sort of way on his Fox series "Hotel Hell".

"Regrettably, both parties to this dispute have engaged in a slash-and-burn litigation strategy that has at times been duplicative and exceedingly burdensome to their adversaries and the courts," she said.

"The Prime Minister's boasts of 'slashing 80,000 pages' of environmental guidance is utterly reprehensible," said UK-GBC chief executive Paul King. "It is the same poisonous political rhetoric from Number 10, devaluing environmental regulation in a slash-and-burn manner.