Sentence examples for lost finger from inspiring English sources

There are two reasons for this; one, a botched cut will irreparably ruin your blade, and two, if you make a mistake it can mean a lost finger or a deep wound before you even realize you're bleeding.

Fluffy and Princess have not lost finger-size incisors to roughhousing with siblings, the way some of the tigers at Tiger Mountain have.

"One has a robotic hand which can be manufactured for $28 for people who've lost fingers".

Some workers, wielding sharp knives in close quarters under pressure to be fast, have lost fingers and limbs or worse.

The launderette had other advantages; Leeds Infirmary used to hold a weekly "mangle clinic" because of the regularity with which children lost fingers in mangles.

He's broken limbs, nearly lost fingers and contracted a potentially deadly bone-marrow infection, as well as performing a string of excellent comedy shows retelling his exploits.

"And if slaves were caught reading or writing, they might be whipped severely, they might have lost fingers or might have been sold," Mrs. Koverman said.

Mahdi testified to that effect during an inquiry to determine whether the Italians had mistreated him -- he lost fingers and toes to frostbite.

"He's done the helter skelter, painting... he's a bit too young for carpentry – we wouldn't want any lost fingers".

In his book, Genoways interviews meatpacking workers who lost fingers to saws or were disabled by crippling pain.

Many of the leprosy victims were badly scarred and had lost fingers and limbs to the disease.