Sentence examples for slashed to one from inspiring English sources

By the 17th Fowler's advantage had been slashed to one.

At Balenciaga on Sunday morning, in a hangar-sized venue on the Périphérique divided into corridor-shaped catwalks by plain white curtains, the way beds are on a hospital ward, it was a watermelon-pink dress, which swung loose from turtleneck to knee, long sleeves almost meeting duck-egg blue gloves, the skirt slashed to one hip.

Last year, the Winn public defender saw its staff of three attorneys, two investigators, and two secretaries slashed to one part-time lawyer – a former Louisiana State University football player named Herman Castete – one part-time investigator and a part-time assistant.

The party now has 56 MPs while Labour and the Lib Dems have seen their standing slashed to one seat each.

Nicola Sturgeon's party now has 56 MPs while Labour and the Lib Dems have seen their standing slashed to one seat each.

Yet still they come, taking advantage of one of the cheapest season tickets in the Football League (£195), going back to when the cost of one was slashed to just £138 in 2007-08.

Tom Edmonds, an American political media consultant who has worked abroad, cites risks from finding one's car tyres slashed to not being paid.

No longer a busy district general hospital of 350 beds in which no fewer than five wards were full, most of the time, of frail elderly patients, its inpatient beds were slashed, at one point, to just 15.

Remember all those crap movies where a bunch of attractive people get together in a house that's purportedly haunted to study the frequencies, or whatever, and then they get slashed one by one (after having rampant sex with each other)?

The new bowler tempts Flintoff to slash at one outside off, missing horribly, but Flintoff finally does get there with a push to midwicket.

Some orchestras, like the Colonial Symphony and the Long Island Philharmonic, are slashing rehearsal time to one session before some concerts, rather than two or three.