Sentence examples for there are slices from inspiring English sources

For those who are hungry, like me, there are slices of dry, white bread.

There are slices of human cadavers mounted in glass; sensors that allow you to launch table-tennis balls with brain signals; simple robots that can be programmed to maneuver through a maze; a MIDI playpen of musical sounds and possibilities; and a 55-foot-long "running wall" — you can race alongside moving images of a full-size cheetah, a Tyrannosaurus rex or contemporary athletes.

On my New Yorker there was sliced-to-order, extra-peppery pastrami, complex Neapolitan salami, a dense thicket of pickles and a poky French mustard.

There were slices of raw sea scallop, alternating with thin slices of lemon, very fresh yellowtail, mackerel and a velvety toro (subtle tasting, rich belly meat of tuna).

"There were slices across the front of the muzzle headed toward the eye," Schofield told local news station KITV4.

Then there's slices of fresh and salty ham or the odd deviled egg you can pop in your mouth between Pepsis.

There's slicing.

There, they serve crispy, thin-crust whole wheat "flat" pies with at least 45 grams of protein and 8 grams of fiber each; a small slice — there are eight slices in a 12-inch pie — has 5 grams of fat.

In the discovery and reservation slices there are many players, but also plenty of overlap.

There, we're slicing a ham.

The maximum number of excluded slices was 133 over 50 diffusion-weighted image volumes (i.e. there are 55 slices per diffusion-weighted gradient direction image meaning that ∼4.83% of slices for that individual were excluded).