Sentence examples for with big knives from inspiring English sources
But, in this case, it was the president — and the federal government — being chased through dim corridors by a maniacal gang with big knives held high.
There is, clearly, a universal appeal in these timed contests between supremely skilled artisans who chop flesh and fruit with speed and ferocity, and with very big knives.
This is a contrast with his previous book, "The Republican War on Science," in which he juggled extensive research and sharp arguments the way chefs at Benihana toss big knives — with precision and a showman's wink that made his unpromising subject fun.
"A man with a big knife came over and chopped him on his head.
I ended up chopping them with a big knife on a wooden board.
He's over me with a big knife, saying: 'Are you calling me a coward?' He's in a different world, crazy, and he stabbed me.
For instance, by thoroughly dicing a panoply of summer vegetables to create a green gazpacho, you can start to feel more at ease with a big knife.
It was easy to see why Americans liked it: their country's problems, it seemed, might yet be solved by an antipodean Davy Crockett with a big knife.
"The mother came back two days ago with a big knife and started beating him, but the members of Idmaj were there to save the kid and call the police," Mr. Mazoz said.
While slicing a cabbage with a big knife, Ms. Stewart said she was "involved in an investigation that has very serious implications," and that she was "just not at liberty at this time to make any comments whatsoever".
