Sentence examples for sliced around from inspiring English sources

As budgets are sliced around the globe, competition for military contracts is likely to keep getting fiercer, with losers increasingly challenging the outcomes.

Having sliced around £800m a year – about 10% overall – off the annual MoJ budget during the last parliament, lawyers and prison governors believe resources have already been cut to the bone.

The bond swap has sliced around €95bn from the country's €360bn debt with an additional €12bn expected to be erased when, completing the restructuring, coupons governed by foreign law are exchanged next week.

I did the same with half a dozen ripe beefsteak tomatoes sliced around 3/8 inch (1 cm) thick; even unpeeled, they needed to be handled carefully after their 40 minutes in the oven, so I lined the sheet pans with parchment paper for ease of retrieval and used a thin metal spatula - a pancake turner would work - to lift them from the pans.

With her legs slicing around, you can see why the four men approach her warily.

Sometimes I see fish slicing around my field of vision — silver missiles headed to deeper water.

"They would slice around you and stick in the ground," Rusty Staub said.

On a mandolin, or with a sharp knife, or peeler, slice the mango as thinly as possible, slicing around the stone.

This done, it uses a tungsten-carbide blade to slice around the outline of the object (ie, between the heavily and lightly glued areas).

In exchange, a deal was struck with producers' alliance Pact to open up "a minimum amount of 40%" of its programmes to tender over the next two years – potentially slicing around £160m off BBC Studios' bottom line.

One-third of a cucumber 150g drained weight of shirataki noodles 2tbsp dark ponzu vinegar 2 spring onions, finely sliced A couple of good pinches of Japanese chilli flakes   Cut the cucumber into 5cm lengths, then thinly slice around the seeds and cut the slices into matchstick-like shreds.