Sentence examples for severed in two from inspiring English sources

A wall near the house where I met him, in the Sabra neighborhood, featured a green-and-red painting of an Israeli bus severed in two.

All had their throats cut, one was severed in two, another had his bowels burnt to ashes, and another had his heart ripped out and his "vitals" thrown over his shoulder.

This is a book in which heads explode, people return from the dead, fish talk, pantomime cows are severed in two, and in which the reader will encounter page after page of unforgettable, resonant and sometimes moving prose.

The body found in the vaults of New Scotland Yard depicted the killing of Jubelum, who was condemned by Solomon to be "taken without the walls of the Temple and there have your body severed in two".

And yet the "Treaty on the Final Settlement With Respect to Germany," to give it its full title, arguably had a significance akin to agreements familiar from every high school history text -the Versailles Treaty of 1871, from which a united Germany first emerged; and the Potsdam conference of 1945, from which the Germans emerged severed in two.

Thing is, the arbitrary ley line across which God's Beautiful Country has been severed in two is, in my humble semi-northern opinion, a bit high.

She later saw a man severed in three by machinery at her father's workplace.

Today's public anger rises from the belief that this connection has been severed in one realm after another.

Challenger broke up in the explosion, but the forward section with the crew cabin was severed in one piece; it continued to coast upward with other debris, including wings and still-flaming engines, and then plummeted to the ocean.

Geeta tried to protect her head with her right hand but it was severed in one blow with such force it was "fully amputated".

Diplomatic relations between Washington and Tehran soured after Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution, and they were formally severed in April 1980, five months after militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took Americans hostage.