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He must have sliced the heart just about in half.

The whole top of his head seemed to have been sliced off.

I turned them over and saw they'd been sliced open as well.

Had he run into those, they would have sliced through him.

Others, called books, are sliced through as if they might open at the center.

It had sliced her life in two, she thought now.

It would not take long at all to slice through!

Just you wait and see how well I slice them up.

He even sliced the air with his hand, as if to show how to do it.

It's not as if he had sliced off something she was going to need later on.

And what does that have to do with getting my heart sliced open?

No matter how he sliced it, one of them would have the time to fire a shot.

The one that had sliced open his face and nearly killed him.

No one was going to be able to stop him from slicing me in half.

No matter how you sliced it, that could only be bad news.

I was in that body, and they sliced the skin free from my back.

And no matter how you slice it, that's against the law.

The point sliced off a part of the man's left ear.

It can be sliced to any shape, if you know how.

If she moved to strike, he would slice her down.

Were they the ones who would slice her into little pieces?

Perhaps even less than a day's effort would be required to slice all the way through.

Half of his left ear had been sliced off at some point in the past.

They might very well slice her to pieces, but she'd make them work hard for it.

He hit both free throws to slice the lead to 61-60.

My father sliced up the roast and took the first piece.

She had no call to slice up his red coat that way, though.

It does more than allow me to slice up a hull.

"He sliced up the university's lawyer in about five seconds."

It reached clear to the ground and began to slice up chunks of Seven's world.

I was thinking how swell they would be to slice up your meat.

Normally, the specimen would have to be sliced up for study.

Both of them sliced up, him and his wife.

Was saving a stranger from being sliced up worth our lives?

It secured a note that said, Next time we slice up you and your dog.

Seeing his back sliced up makes me hope you are more mine than I knew."

"You can only slice up the advertising pie so much and still have a piece for everyone."

Rising again, he began to slice up the Opposition spokesman.

Slice up half a lime and put it in a bowl of warm water.

You know how when you hear about a family that's found all sliced up in their house?

Then she sliced up an apple and carrots for his treat.

The way that he's sliced up the hills won't let us.

Reality is not to be trifled with and sliced up in this way.

He began slicing up phrases and words to create new sentences.

Automatic or not, each program has a slightly different way of slicing up your movies.

Or it could be about a Washington man fond of slicing up women's dresses.

He had to do something, anything, now, before these dirty dogs could act on their plan to slice up the cutter.

Some woman was sliced up in Nashville last month.

Whichever way he sliced up the problem, the Chinese were in the saddle right now.

She slices up his gang, then comes for him.