Sentence examples for it chopped off from inspiring English sources

The one where the cat jumps on to the roof of the car, sticks its head into the open sunroof and gets it chopped off as it closes.

We thought it was following us as it chopped off branches and tree trunks.

You might get it chopped off, but it's the only way you're going to get change.

"We saw it lose altitude; it chopped off those trees near the hotel and headed to the ground.

"When you call six bottoms in five months you tend not to want to stick your neck out and get it chopped off again".

And so recently I took the radical step to have most of it chopped off leaving a mad nest of my natural waves.

If I was a surgeon I'd probably just it chop off right away.

The 1960 Tannenbaum design, he said, looks as if "it's chopped off at the knees -- I'd rather look at a painting of what the base of the building was than what's there now".

"The man really stuck his neck out and unfortunately it got chopped off," said Susan R. Lagville, executive director of Housing Help, the advocacy group behind the development.

If you do put yourself out there, if you put your neck on the line it gets chopped off every now and again.

That bit about "the dawn's early light" would have been particularly appropriate to our situation, but it was chopped off by the sound folks.