Sentence examples for slice off at from inspiring English sources

Trim a small slice off at the top where the stem was, to enable you to put your spoon in so that you can eat it.

Slice off the head at the gills.

All the hairs gone slice off the thicker skin at both ends of the prickly pear (the bottom and the top).

On Sunday, the collector, Darryl Pitt of New York City, sold a six-inch, 3.4-ounce slice off that chunk for $11,000 at an auction.

Each person gets an individual bone if desired (I cut the removed rack into seven bones), and each person can have a prime rib slice off the main chunk that's at any desired thickness.

From Costa Rica comes a half-life-size ceramic male head, naturalistically modeled right down to the signs of its having been cleanly sliced off at the neck.

The mockup also shows the complicated way in which Arad designed the corners of the square, which will be sliced off at forty-five-degree angles.

A big penthouse terrace is cut out of the west facade; the top of the east facade is sliced off at an angle.

It was as if it had been sliced off at the end like sausage, diverting speeding cars onto a much smaller, much slower road.

Mr. Nouvel's biggest gesture is a 175-foot-long cantilevered form that projects toward the river, its end abruptly sliced off at a sharp angle.

Seen from the south against the backdrop of the taller and blander glass- and brick-clad towers lining Eighth Avenue, its stubby crystalline form seems to have been arbitrarily sliced off at the top, so that it meets the sky abruptly.