Sentence examples for slash a bit from inspiring English sources
Perhaps you can slash a bit of the caviar budget and let the cats go a bit hungry this year.
With that, Mr. Cruise bid adieu, leaving Slash a bit discombobulated (although, frankly, it was hard to tell since his face was almost entirely hidden by mirrored aviator sunglasses and his enormous mop of hair).
Dodge through his legs and slash him a bit while staying on the opposite side of the edge (with the Demon between you and the gap).
Hunters Gate is a hack and slash-style game, a bit like the third-person isometric games of yesteryear given a virtual reality twist using the controller as your aiming wand and its trackpad as a joystick.
Neve Campbell is again the catalyst inspiring the slashings, and a nifty plotting gimmick lets the filmmakers do a bit of slashing at Hollywood as well: this round of murders takes place on the set of "Stab 3," a film telling the story of the murders from the earlier "Scream" films.
Tesco and its peers were horribly late in recognising the lasting effect that squeezed incomes have had on shoppers' budgets.Belatedly they are slashing prices to buy back a bit of market share Carrefour, France's biggest hypermarket operator, has had some success with this.
After this though you're into the bowlers slash bits and bobs men.
But what designer with Mr. Yamamoto's long history of accomplishment and regret has not at one time felt the furious need to slash it to bits, to destroy those threadbare notions of taste and elegance?
Ganon is only threatening when you run away from him; he will slash you to bits if you run away from him.
"Maybe if they slash-burned a little bit, it would be better.
