Sentence examples for slash I from inspiring English sources

The European suit typically has padded shoulders, no vents, a full-chested and V-shaped jacket and "slash"–i.e., flapless pockets.

Note that the percentage of immune cells relating to frequency in the parental population, is indicated with a slash, i.e. TCRαβ+/CD4+CD25hi+/CD27+CD28+ or TCRαβ+/CD4+CD25int+/Foxp3+/CD27+CD28+ cells.

If you don't have room to run it line by line, separate the lines with spaces and a slash: I struck the board and cry'd, 'No more; / I will abroad.' / What, shall I ever sigh and pine?

." Likewise, the poem that gives this volume its title, from Maxwell's most recent collection, Hide Now (2008), is a jauntily witty take on the Sheherazade story, spoken by the king to whom she tells her tales while he takes a break for a slash: "I love her stories but they're all alike.

Slash: I have no idea where that's going to head in the next month, four or 5 years, 10 years.

"For Tommyland and Slash, I wrote the whole things on a twelve-inch, Apple PowerBook G4 that I'm now retiring," Bozza said.

"Playing, running, jumping, cutting, slashing, I felt explosive.

"If our salaries get slashed, I'll have to think about whether to return to N.H.L.," he told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti.

So when we received a letter on Saturday from our primary care trust coolly explaining that prescription food for coeliacs was being slashed, I despaired.

An ugly shot, looking to slash it through cover I think, catches a huge edge and loops up to Tamim at short third man.

A sign consisting of a pictorial overlaid with a red circle-slash (i.e., a red circle with a red slash) is used ubiquitously to convey the message that some activity is prohibited.