Sentence examples for that a slice from inspiring English sources

But Shaw insisted that a Slice defeat would not have stunted the organizers' overall strategy.

Now many of us feel that a slice of our lives is missing".

It suggests that a slice of this money be redirected to a mission fund, to be parcelled out by middle-ranking worthies known as diocesan committees.

Alongside other good causes, we argue that a slice of billions raised in fines should go towards re-building the third sector after years of cuts.

This, despite the fact that a slice of Eshun's organisational budget was given by the Arts Council to support the ICA's live art programme.

Mr. Gingrich, like the other Republican candidates, regularly hears at town hall meetings in Iowa that a slice of voters are deeply disturbed about the 11 million or so illegal immigrants in the country.

And with that, a slicing hand gesture indicated he was calling time on the media – or the hacksis of evil, as he hopefully refers to them in private.

"But if it was a goal, then that was a slice of luck".

I'm led to believe the ball crossed the line, and that was a slice of luck," admitted Hodgson.

Fabian Schaer headed Switzerland's winner after just five minutes of a game that made a slice of European Championship history. .

Ephron moved along, stopping to eat something that looked like a slice of glycerin soap.