Sentence examples for which slices from inspiring English sources

Broadway, which slices from north to south, is now a thriving Hispanic shopping street.

The Beltway, which slices through neighborhoods where seven of the shootings occurred, remains jammed and manic.

Sautéed girolle mushrooms mimicked a forest floor, upon which slices of rare Sika venison rested.

The Garden State Parkway is accessible from Route 28, or North Avenue, which slices through Westfield, then Garwood and Cranford.

And these days, chefs are even preparing "fresh" ceviches in which slices of raw fish are quckly doused in a citric mixture, then served.

Another popular shopping destination is the 25-store Mill Creek Mall, off Route 3, which slices east-west across the northern section.

Bitter divisions among universal modelers and regionalists have persisted after 9/11, which sliced across the debate.

They let loose arrow after arrow, which sliced into the near-center of the target.

In the early 1840s, Irish immigrants showed up to dig the Old Croton Aqueduct, which sliced beneath what is now Van Cortlandt Park.

The atrium is enhanced by huge, diagonal structural supports for the tower, which slice down into it, and skylights offer thrilling views of the tower rising directly above.

3.09am BST Here's the goal from Dustin Brown which sliced another Rangers lead in half...third period hockey coming up shortly.