Sentence examples for real slice of from inspiring English sources

"It's a real slice of Long Island history".

For a real slice of the action, stay beyond midnight when the tourists leave and serious partying begins.

It is a real slice of local life, and runs six times a day through some of the region's finest landscapes.

In the residential quarter around the Ormesini and Sensa canals at the northern end of Cannaregio you can still enjoy a real slice of genuine Venetian life.

It is a real slice of life, and you'll invariably end up in conversation with friendly locals and the genial host, Pol.

It's a real slice of pre-revolutionary aristocratic St Petersburg, stuffed with family mementoes and some of the author's stunning butterfly collection.

Surreal, subversive and typically Gaga, the infamous meat dress (painstakingly crafted from real slices of meat) that she wore to the MTV music awards in Los Angeles in 2010 divided commentators: was it an artistic statement with a feminist agenda (women as meat) or anti-fashion dig at the sensation-hungry fashion and music industries?

The interiors are real slices of Victorian London, and the food is cheap and hearty (a child's disgusted squeal of "ew, eels" is a bonus).

Burnt Impressions also sells glow-in-the-dark refrigerator magnets featuring real slices of Jesus toast cast in acrylic, custom picture frames and what it calls pre-bankruptcy Twinkies. .

Zavattini's hope of making a feature-length commercial film that would constitute a real and raw "slice of life" was never to be realized, of course, and perhaps that's as it should be.

The company's first TV campaign under D'Alessandro, in 1986, called "Real Life, Real Answers," featured slice-of-life vignettes.