Sentence examples for slice each other from inspiring English sources

The film shifts from Mr. Willimon's original setting in Iowa to an amplified story set against an Ohio primary in which Democratic candidates slice each other to ribbons with an assist from one prominent character, the fictional Ida Horowicz, who joins the game as a reporter for The New York Times.

By then, the Round Table at the Algonquin had secured its relentless grip on the public imagination, and Kaufman, Woollcott, Robert Benchley, Dorothy Parker, Harpo, the Lunts, The New Yorker's Harold Ross, and other current demigods were indulging themselves at lunch while slicing each other up.

The event was held in a squalid auditorium and was attended by spectators who paid $25 admission to sit under low-hanging fluorescent lights while the birds sliced each other open and the men howled with glee or frustration over the outcomes of their bets.

They all seem obsessed with finding their real parents and choosing between chess-club notions of good and evil; "The Last Jedi" is like an especially morose episode of "Dr. Phil," where the family members can settle their you-never-really-loved-me-not-like-you-loved-crystal-meth battles by slicing each other in half with lightsabres.

But when artists see bandwagons, they jump – and all three performers seem to want a slice of each other.

Companies can steal market slices from each other, but the pie is growing only by single digits.

From the full-thickness biopsy of case 1, two transversal, full-thickness slices perpendicular to each other were cut and embedded in paraffin for conventional transversal sections.

We're just socially in a completely different place and it's okay, we don't all have to slice and hate each other anymore".

Place a few slices on top of each other and slice each bunch as thinly as possible in the other direction working from one end to the other.

Slices should touch each other but not overlap.

Even if resources are available, slices can affect each other.