Sentence examples for like a razor from inspiring English sources
Yet his mind was like a razor.
This wine is like a razor.
She used it like a razor, to slash at things.
It's very much like a razor blade and a bit of sticky tape.
Then I cast my line, cutting into the water like a razor.
But the group is like a razor blade, you know what I'm saying?
On the road, it's more like a razor-clawed rat, especially with the turbo engine and optional sport suspension with grippy 17-inch wheels.
Dumb, repetitive, structured, simple to a T, it's a complete outlier on the Suburbs devise track – a rude interruption that sounds like a razor-toothed punk song compared with the rest of the record's floaty, rural stretch.
With pounding synthesised music on the soundtrack, Easy Money moves like a razor-edged Frisbee that could cut off a player's hand or sever his jugular if he doesn't see what's coming.
To her credit -- and this distinguishes her from both her male and female peers -- Ms. Blige doesn't glamorize her impoverished upbringing or try to come off like a razor-tongued lady thug.
The feeling in the throat becomes like a razor-deep, choking sensation, and within minutes, these feelings intensify to the max, until it becomes unbearable.
