Sentence examples for slash around from inspiring English sources

In a March 9 , 1889 article, the park commissioner, Sam Ecker, said he expected a friend to "send him a young live alligator to slash around and occasionally take in a bad boy".

The local government department, despite councils having already faced a 40% cut to their funding since 2010, has just agreed to slash around a further 30% from its budget over the next four years, with public health and adult social care particularly at risk.

Unite said that, since the beginning of the year RBS, HSBC, Barclays and Lloyds have announced plans to slash around 6,900 jobs.

After six years of annual losses, RBS chief executive Ross McEwan plans to slash around £1 billion of costs at the taxpayer-backed lender.

Now that you're behind him, he won't turn around very quickly, so you'll have enough time to just randomly slash around.

Because of the camera angle you won't see where his tail is half of the time, but most of the time if you just randomly slash around you'll hit it 90% of the time.

The other assailant tried to steal Malte's camera, but when the journalist resisted, began slashing around with a knife, eventually stabbing Malte in the thigh.

Brown still refused to surrender, the federals rushed the arsenal, and Brown was stabbed in the side and slashed around the head.

The company slashed around 30 employees, and then another 16.

A church built around slash pine and mangroves.

But Compaq has begun to use its muscle to slash prices around the world, as it has in the U.S. In March, for example, Compaq began selling one of its cheapest PCs, the Deskpro 1000, for the equivalent of $850 in Thailand and Malaysia.