Sentence examples for slice back from inspiring English sources

Where wheat and maize should have been growing in the terraces that slice back and forth along the slopes, there is nothing.

For a minute, the intersection was frozen while the driver passed money across his co-workers and they passed the slice back — as smooth as a ballpark-bleacher transaction.

Here Mr. Brown's dancers are spiritual seekers whose movement — emphatic arms that slice back and forth, wiry spines, raised knees and shaking hips — trickles past powerfully in whispers more than shouts.

"No doubt that the punk will twitch and scream/ But ignore the donkey's ass/ And continue to slice back and forth/ You'll feel the knife hit the wind and food pipe/ But don't stop/ Continue with all your might".

Here's corporate profits as a share of GDP: So corporations are taking a much bigger slice of total income — and are showing little inclination either to redistribute that slice back to investors or to invest it in new equipment, software, etc.. Instead, they're accumulating piles of cash.

He now admits that he had heard the Rev. Wright make "controversial" remarks in church, and that he had a "lapse of judgment" when he let the much-investigated Rezko curry favor by buying the plot of land next to his and selling a slice back so Obama could have a bigger yard.

Others refused to take the cucumbers or, in a few cases, threw the slices back at the researchers.

4. Lay slices back on baking sheet, and return to 325-degree oven for 5 minutes to dry them.

1.23pm BST First set tie-break: *Gulbis 5-7 Federer A leaping serve is sliced back low, drawing Gulbis to the net, where he nets.

Heavy serve from Djokovic for 30-15; then it's 30-all as Murray draws an error from Djokovic by just slicing back a bunch of backhands.

But she was also lionized in this country, and especially in New York, and the image of her on the road — a quick, efficient stride, her pigtails slicing back and forth like metronomic windshield wipers — became familiar.