DJs went to work, slicing it into longer versions.
She put a jazzy CD on, poured herself another cup of coffee and set to work slicing and pitting the nectarines.
In New York City, at least six women, including Ms. Ogawa and Ms. Suzuki, are at work slicing tuna into perfect rosy rectangles and molding lightly vinegared rice just so.
For a woman in her late 40s with no qualifications, as Aubenas claimed to be, she discovered there weren't even jobs in any traditional sense, there was work sliced into small portions – a couple of hours here, an hour there.
A survivor of the Great Depression, or someone who lived in Europe during World War II, might have been amused at reading your tips for saving money at work ("Slicing the Budget (Your Own) at the Office," Career Couch, Dec. 7).
In our work, slice-level parallelism was chosen for the acceleration of parallelization.
And check out StatBot, a new site that is also doing some great work slicing up data from TechMeme and other sites.
Vegetables swirled in the mix, as did a thick disk of fish cake, all conspiring to warm me, as I watched the sushi chefs hard at work slicing and molding in front of me.
Thompson had worked Slice to the canvas late in the second round and spent more than a minute on top of him, repeatedly delivering blows to the head before Slice appeared to be saved by the bell.
For the two of us, I finely diced a big shallot (half an onion would have worked), sliced a clove of garlic and got them going in olive oil with some salt while I prepared an overflowing cup of diced butternut squash (3/8-inch dice).
