Sentence examples for it sliced off from inspiring English sources

Still, it's been worked over a bit: the linoleum floor has been excavated, parts of it sliced off and the subfloor that's revealed polyurethaned.

It was a powerful, dangerous machine, something Tester learned the hard way the day it sliced off three of his fingers.

Five years ago, it sliced off the bottom level, after CUNY established language immersion institutes for students with only the barest grasp of English.

To peel it, slice off any small knobs and use a sharp vegetable peeler.

Palestinians say the barrier is a land grab because it slices off 10% of the West Bank.

As N.A.G. retrieves song files labeled with the selected words, it slices off audio snippets and blends them into sonic collages.

He argues however that while this is often the case, reducing inequality or poverty is "worthwhile as an end in itself even if it slices off a little of the GDP growth".

To do it, slice off just enough of the bottom so the squash sits flat on an oval platter.

A major furniture retailer is to recall a popular model of dining chair owing to what it calls a "potential issue" with its design: it has sliced off parts of people's toes.

The mock meat is thicker than the original White Castle patty, this thin, sickly slab that looks as if it was sliced off a processed loaf.

The journey of a banana from Ecuador to Brooklyn is a precisely timed affair, from the moment it is sliced off a stalk and then packed onto a ship for a seven-day refrigerated cruise to the Red Hook Container Terminal.