Sentence examples for knife slices from inspiring English sources

After the cloth is woven, a knife slices the two layers apart.

Every so often they make mistakes, as one does here after a knife slices into one of the cops, wounding all that "stuff" at which Antoine marveled.

From a master storyteller comes this seminal trilogy of books that embraces the concept of the multiverse and in The Subtle Knife slices through the problem of how to move between parallel worlds with ease.

But more than that, I prefer the solitude of a kitchen; I like to hear the faint crackle as my knife slices into a fresh onion, to watch butter and sugar meld into milky fluff as I whisk.

The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, playing in period style, adds a raw poignancy in the oboe wails that Agamemnon identifies as the cry of nature or the knife slices in the third act in which the strings graphically imagine Iphigénie's sacrifice.

People squeamish at the idea of eating haggis get little comfort from Burns's description of what happens when the knife slices its intestinal skin and sends the minced offal spilling out: Trenching your gushing entrails bright, Like onie ditch; And then, O what a glorious sight, Warm-reekin, rich!

It felt like a knife slicing through his right side.

Using a small knife, slice the buds very thinly lengthways.

With a sharp knife, slice off the two lower fins.

With a very sharp knife, slice each half widthways into 5mm slices.

Using a thin, sharp knife, slice the dough into 6-8mm slices.