Sentence examples for will slice off from inspiring English sources

He said: "If they are registering people there, I will slice off my fingertips with a razor blade".

The restraints are made of tinfoil and the switchblade that will slice off his ear is a table knife, but the boys don't look like kids messing around.

Ship your volumes to 1DollarScan, and the company will slice off the spine, and charge $1 for every 100 pages scanned.

Losses from unpaid bills in Argentina will take 38 cents a share off net income and reorganization costs will slice off 32 cents more, it said.

What should I do? A. When the content of a Web page is wider than the printable area, Internet Explorer will slice off the text, tables or graphics along the right margin of the paper.

I'll slice off his British man tits and send them to my other uncle (also a tailor) and make earmuffs out of them that I'll never use because it never gets that cold here.

If you stop by the coconut-wala, he'll slice off the top for you with a machete and hand it to you with a straw.

(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).

There will be smaller drops in the size of other ice-cream treats with a Magnum Almond, the most calorific of the brand's choc-ices on sticks, dropping from 110ml to 100ml, a Magnum Classic will drop from 120ml to 110ml and just 2ml will be sliced off a Feast Chocolate, taking it down to 90ml.

The mockup also shows the complicated way in which Arad designed the corners of the square, which will be sliced off at forty-five-degree angles.

Slice off all the knobbly bits (there might be quite a lot to slice off).