Sentence examples for stabbed out from inspiring English sources

Parts of her speech are stabbed out in a series of finger jabs.

It's an assault that, like Lucy's, we are shown in agonising fashion – between The Returned and a much-publicised event on a certain US drama, I think I'm all stabbed out at the moment – though this time the camera focuses on Julie's helpless face as Serge the serial killer whispers, "it's over" – his now-familiar sign-off.

The mother has long suspected this Little Bo Peep is not all she seems and, when the blue light of the aquarium in her bedroom lights up pictures of burning mental institutions and women with their eyes stabbed out, it really sledgehammers the point home.

She let me know that my left eye would be stabbed out as a part of the Illuminati symbolism.

A day later, he stabbed out another missive, aimed their way: "The Republican House Freedom Caucus was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

The blind stabbed out the eyes of the sighted".

In her driveway she turned her high beams on, the twin shafts of light stabbing out at the cattle milling around in the yard.

You could – if you fancy spending Christmas in a place with a name that makes you want to stab out your own eyes with a cracker trinket.

You start stabbing out, and you make a mistake, and it's not right, and then you try again and again.

"He would stab out at different things, like Picasso, except that more of Picasso's things worked out," said David Levy, the director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art and a longtime friend who played with Mr. Rivers in the East 13th Street Band.

They are more whimsical stocking-filler material than ideal gift for your feminist friend who wants to stab out her own eyeballs when she hears the word "feisty" being used as a marketing tool.