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en It happened very fast. There were some screams. We turned around. He was wounded. We carried him out of the church so people didn't see the terrible part ... She slit his throat.

en These savages. These people. Think about it. To be on the floor and get your ... throat slit. They killed my brother in cold blood. That's the hard part. Someone grabs you by your hair and slits your throat on live TV.

en What still alive at twenty-two. / A clean, upstanding chap like you! / Sure, if your throat is hard to slit, / Slit your girl's and swing for it.

en He said, 'Of course, you understand we have to offer it to CBS and NBC first because of existing contracts. I was about to slit my throat.

en He went in and got a tissue, left the room, came right back in and walked up behind her, put his hand over her mouth and slit her throat,

en Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness. In church your grandsire cut his throat; to do the job too long he tarried: he should have had my hearty vote to cut his throat before he married.
  Jonathan Swift

en When I first started running here, I didn't get around the place very good. It was just a real hot, slick race track for me. I don't know what happened, but we showed up one week and this thing was just really, really fast and we've been fast ever since. So it's something in the car or in the set-up of the car that Tony Jr. found -- maybe at a test at Richmond or somewhere -- that has helped us here. That's really how we won those races and turned it around from the first races we had here. So that has a lot to do with it.
  Dale Earnhardt

en It was akin to an animal being slaughtered, ... It was literally how you slaughter sheep. ...They slit the throat (at) the two carotid arteries, and they severed the head.

en It was akin to an animal being slaughtered. It was literally how you slaughter sheep. ...They slit the throat (at) the two carotid arteries, and they severed the head.

en We got to kill that mother-f***er Saddam. Slit his throat. Kill him and the guy in North Korea.
  Kid Rock

en My husband died just two weeks before the storm of a recurrence of throat cancer. I'm almost glad it happened before the storm, because this would have been a terrible blow to him. He was not as tough as I am.

en It's all happened so fast but I will take it in my stride and not get carried away and will face the challenge with an open mind.

en [After the 9/11 attacks, attendance at Living Word Church swelled for several Sundays and a few people found salvation in Christ.] It only lasted about a month, but now our whole church is turned upside down and people are afraid about the future, ... We're working around the clock, and we know things won't be the same for a good while.

en It's terrible if you hear about a fire of such size, 11 people dead, ... Our thoughts are with the families of the victims and the wounded.

en MedOne is part of the Roman Catholic identity of St. Joseph Hospital, so when you speak about a church, you can define it in many ways, ... A church can be a building, and it can also be an organization of ministries that provide for the spiritual well-being of people ... for me the whole sense of 'church' is much broader than the four walls in which you go to worship.


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