Sentence examples for will slice it from inspiring English sources

Choose your variety and the baker will slice it with a pizza cutter and wrap it in butcher's paper for you.

Saengseon hoe is one of the most commonly ordered items here – just point to what looks good and the stallholder will slice it up for you.

(The Google team don't yet have an answer for what happens if the package hits power cables. But if you try to steal a drone by tugging on the wire, a razor blade in the aircraft's body will slice it off, enabling it to cut and run).

Once it is cooked, you will slice it in half.

First, the chef will show you the whole duck in front of your table; then he will slice it into thin pieces (around 100 pieces! ) with both skin and meat for each.

The shawarma is going to be layers of turkey — we'll slice it and clean it and marinate it.

In England you get people going 'you butter and I'll slice' – it's that sort of stiff upper lip and you find, what I found, is that people don't talk, it's such a big thing, people don't say anything.

We will not reunify and soldier on together; this is a fresh laceration, and everything that happens now will only slice it open further.

The counter man then will carefully slice it against the grain onto two slices of corn rye from Fred's, on Robertson.

Whatever garnish you choose to use, you will want to slice it up before making your drink.

It will slice £40m off its budget for projects, such as the Green Deal, which were designed to help reduce carbon emissions by decreasing use of power bills, something particularly important for lower income families.