Sentence examples for sliced off for from inspiring English sources

Oppenheimer says that these new deferrals would add to those already sliced off for software updates.

Glamour is phony baloney sliced off for the purpose of giving enjoyment.

Funds are not ring-fenced as promised, hit by extra VAT, national insurance and inflation, plus £500m sliced off for social care.

"We were never told that parts of national parks would be sliced off for long-term leases," the executive director of the association, Matt Ruchel, told Guardian Australia.

There are old quarantine buildings at Point Nepean and "there needs to be some commercial use of it, but no one expected the whole 64 ha of the site to be sliced off for a giant spa resort".

The most controversial measure in the collection is a two-year delay of a requirement that banks offload "collateralized loan obligations" -- risky packages of corporate debt that are sliced off for sale to investors.

In a mural from the site of Bonampak, seen here in a modern copy, prisoners have their nails torn out or their fingers sliced off; others plead for mercy; still others await further mutilation and death.

They were wearing a strange assortment of clothes: checkered shirts, military trousers cut above the knees, heavy Russian boots with tops sliced off and holes for ventilation in the tropical heat," Michael Dobbs writes in his book "One Minute to Midnight".

Kalbi ($18.95), the meat of short ribs sliced off the bones for grilling ease, is the specialty, and it's good, tender, flavorful and mildly sweet from its marinade.

Most of the pirates were hung or killed in battle (Blackbeard went down with five bullet holes and 20 sword cuts, and they sliced off his head for good measure).

Switchover fund Carter denies that the cash is being sliced off the BBC to pay for ITV's regional news programming.