Sentence examples for quick slice from inspiring English sources

"It's terrible," said Michael Kitting, who was eating a quick slice at Joe's, next to the square.

Long press on the microphone icon (on the right of the text entry space) and you can record and send a quick slice of audio.

And come death does, to hundreds of thousands of fish in recent years, through an entanglement of gill nets, or a quick slice of the fillet knife and now, through the Judas fish program, at the scientific frontier.

"This is something you haven't heard much about from the U.S. government since Nafta was passed," Mr. Zoellick said, in a quick slice at Mr. Clinton's reluctance to talk about a treaty many in his party despised.

I used a number ten scalpel (a large, rounded blade for skin) to cut the scalp with quick slice.

Fuck the farmers it was time to buy a quick slice of the country before it became just another 'burb, time to shuttle those over-planned kids hither and yon.

They'll gather acorns and other nuts, assess which are in danger of germinating and using up stored nutrients, remove the offending tree embryos with a few quick slices of their incisors, and then cache the sterilized treasure for later consumption, one seed per inch-deep hole.

After a few quick slices of pizza, we search the billboards around Times Square for the right show.

To cook them quicker, slice them in half from top to bottom and using a spoon or a melon baller, remove the tough core and seeds.

The full list of selected companies is at Digital-mission.org but here's the skinny: B View; Harvest Digital; Head London; Headshift; Huddle; Idio Mag; KMP Interactive Marketing & Technology; Littleloud; Market Sentinel; Mippin; Quick TV; Slice the Pie; Smarkets; Sweemo; Tactile CRM; Tempero; UGame; UnLtd World; Unruly Media; Veedow and World TV.

Malchow then selected one, and with a few quick keystrokes sliced a voting bloc up several times, into ever smaller slivers, based on geographic, demographic and voter-registration factors.