Sentence examples for is chopped off from inspiring English sources

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Just as one appendage is chopped off another one grows and, seemingly, engulfs another name.

His head is chopped off and hung from the bowsprit, and his body thrown overboard.

The cruelty and wastefulness is undeniable: the horn is chopped off and the animal, not necessarily dead yet, is discarded.

Hendrix watched people being carried from the theatre by their friends; others claimed they'd seen things that weren't actually in the movies, such as a dog whose head is chopped off by a bear trap.

I haven't unearthed a solution for organic gardeners though: at the moment all I've done is chopped off the bit of growth that's over my side of the fence.

By showing us how a man looks when his head is chopped off, a movie can capture our shocked attention for a second or two, but it has said very little about the nature of man we didn't already know, and absolutely nothing about the nature of the poor man who was the victim -- except that he died, violently.

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It's hard to be pleasant when all you want to do is chop off the part of your body that hurts so much.

He defends his incivility with his colleagues as necessary because "ISIS is chopping off heads".

"He was found killed and his head was chopped off".

Toes are chopped off; severed fingers fly through the air.

Like, "both of his arms have been chopped off" bad.

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