Sentence examples for with the slash from inspiring English sources

But they said it could not have been the murder weapon as its profile was inconsistent with the slash wounds on Kercher's throat.

Then last year, the league broke the pattern when it asked the Black Eyed Peas and Usher to perform, along with the Slash, the former guitarist for Guns N' Roses.

Both feel that the law disregards their religious traditions which prescribe that beasts should be dispatched quickly (and, they say, virtually painlessly) with the slash of a blade to the throat.

We get a cockfight, a knifing (repaid with the slash of a broken bottle), and various bouts in the boxing ring, where Deco, once a promising slugger, pulls on the gloves again.

With the slash of a knife he showed how he decapitates the round, hollow seed stalks, which are beautiful but tough and inedible, and sap the vigor of the plants.

Ms. Antonelli stressed that the museum was not getting into the business of collecting symbols, per se, but how long will it be able to make a case for excluding classics like the dollar sign, the ampersand, the circle with the slash though it and any of a number of soon-to-be-classic emoticons — :) (smile), ;) (wink), :-P (raspberry), maybe even o/\o (the high five)?

Fun fact: that pesty O-with-the-slash is always pronouned "ehr," like the vowel in "bird".

With coming primaries in New York and California limited to registered Republicans, the question before Bush now is: Should he stick with the slash-and-damn politics of Robertson and other intolerant far-right leaders, who say they can deliver a third of the party's voters?

Donninger has tried to endow Hydra with the slashing, sacrificial style of the former world champion Mikhail Tal.

Ahead of him, above the Hudson River, was a moon with the slashing whiteness of a frigid night.

Today my friend works as a teacher and continues to sympathise with Labour – she associates the Tories with the slashing of budgets for education.