Sentence examples for slice down from inspiring English sources
"slice down" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the action of cutting something into smaller pieces using a slicing motion, such as with a knife. For example: "I sliced the cake down into small slices to serve to my guests."
The atrium is enhanced by huge, diagonal structural supports for the tower, which slice down into it, and skylights offer thrilling views of the tower rising directly above.
At the time, 38 seconds into the third of three scheduled rounds, two of the three judges' scorecards had Slice down on points to James Thompson.
2. Cut through fruit in a crosshatch pattern, then slice down against stone so cubes of mango fall into a bowl.
In the fifth bar of Schumann's First Symphony, cellos and double-basses slice down from D to A, propelling a turn from bright B-flat major to grim D minor.
That category's share increase still places it behind verticals, which captured 37 percent of ad spending, and search, which got a 28 percent slice, down from 2005′s 31 percent.
On the next slice down, it's huge overreaching digital corporate entities — such as Google, Facebook and Amazon, making mountains of money from data mining and joining the dots of all the stuff we do online (from arguably trivial stuff like recreation and shopping to more substantial and personal stuff like communicating, socialising, work and healthcare).
Julian's voice sliced down on him.
Digard slices down Arteta as they race for the ball down the Middlesbrough right.
Local authorities and public regulators are being sliced down to the bare bones.
They also sliced down old Irish railroad ties for roof beams, fireplaces and bar tops.
They had to be sliced down into bits, hauled away, and dumped on a mountainside somewhere in the back country.
