Sentence examples for slashed so that from inspiring English sources

The two halves appeared to have been carefully posed, and the victim's face had been slashed so that the mouth was extended into an eerie smile.

Hours deemed to be unsocial will be dramatically slashed, so that junior doctors working on a Saturday evening till 10pm get the same pay as if they were working on a Wednesday morning.

Ruins, despite what fedora-wearing archaeologists would have you believe, do not exist solely to be hacked and slashed so that you can acquire their sweet, sweet artifacts.

Being too pretty can get you beat up, and in the case of one woman there, being too pretty can get your face slashed so that it is permanently scarred.

Her throat had been slashed so violently that her head was almost completely severed.

He voted for a trillion-dollar budget that would have slashed so many services that we need here in New York.

Ian Schrager, chairman and chief executive of the Ian Schrager Hotels, which operates the Royalton and the Paramount, said he was most concerned about the fact that room rates had been slashed so deeply and that they were not likely to recover soon.

Cuts, meanwhile, had slashed so deeply at some schools that principals reported taking on the duties of a secretary, a social worker or a janitor.

In Spain, for example, public funding has been slashed, so the many new museums that have been built in the past two decades are now struggling to cover their running costs.

This year I've seen vests slashed so low at the sides that they're practically bibs, wet looking slippers worn with suits and too many flip-flops (always god awful plastic flip-flops).

In the District, where the library budget has been slashed so much in recent years that the system considered closing its main branch on Sundays, e-book checkouts grew 116percentt from 2010 to 2011.