Sentence examples for matching slivers from from inspiring English sources

To this day Hannah will take matching slivers from cakes, though there is no one to hide it from.

In the 1960's a French visitor mentioned that there were Hemons in Brittany: this match-sliver of fact ignited a genealogical conflagration.

Both receive matching contributions from their employers.

The loans issued often comprise many tiny slivers from different lenders.

It is decidedly complicated for our disciplines to recompose so many slivers from contemporary territories within the old metaphors.

Cut the slivers from the ends of the block.

Carefully whittle the slivers from the ball until it can roll freely within the frame.

Four years ago, DNA from a sliver of the withered heart, now gnarled and dry as a piece of wood, was found to match that from a locket of Marie Antoinette's hair, satisfying many scholars that it belonged to Louis XVII.

Tennis matches from twenty years ago, not today.

Walls are lined with files of each documented case; there are some 90,000 relatives' blood samples in all, ready to be matched with any sliver of bone found.

The last button of her matching cashmere cardigan fell short, showing a sliver of tummy.