Sentence examples for slash up from inspiring English sources

The company has promised to slash up to £200m of costs per year by 2017 to help it get back on a surer footing.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, is attempting to slash up to £13bn from the welfare budget to pay for radical changes to the system.

In the House, Republicans are trying to slash up to $100 billion in the current fiscal year alone before they begin writing their own proposed budget for 2012 and beyond.

"They're always the guys who break in through the door, slash up your house and rape and pillage for no good reason, except that they enjoy the violence," he said.

He has been collecting ideas from government departments about how they might slash up to 40% more from their budgets by 2019-20, and will reveal where the axe will fall in his spending review on 25 November.

Compared to the carbon-fibre-wrapped shortboards currently championed by surf shops and ridden in high-level competitions — boards that slash up and down a wave's face, building speed like a Scuderia Ferrari — the Wavestorm moves more like a school bus.

And many reporters who still have jobs have seen their salaries slashed up to 40%.

We got our hands all slashed up from pulling wires, and it seemed like all the batteries were dead.

Yet as local authorities try to cope with eyewatering 25% cuts, social care has been slashed up and down the country.

Imagine him storming around slashing up furniture with his sword post-viewing, shouting about the vapidity and pettiness of the elite.

The Republican plan would cut $11 billion of that in 2012 by slashing up to 40 weeks from the program, reducing by more than half the maximum 73 weeks now available.