slashings造句

• Library employees first noticed the slashings during the summer of 2000.
• At graduation, he received ritual body slashings with a razor blade.
• VIOLENCE Stabbings and slashings are shown with only a modicum of restraint.
• Dobbins Slashings has also been proposed for wilderness preservation.
• And we had no gang-related slashings in the city yesterday at all.
• There have been 135 similar slashings reported in the last two years, police said.
• Not all the vandalism consisted of slashings.
• We want to stop the slashings,
• Another four suspects were detained after publicly boasting they were responsible for some of the slashings.
• Many companies learned that earlier staff slashings weren't the cure-all for financial ills.
• And the rash of gang-related slashings that officials warned might descend on the city never materialized.
• In October alone, there were 11 stabbings and slashings this year, and 133 in October 1994.
• Krylova, who apologized to Grishuk and Platov in Milan, said here that the slashings were accidental.
• It includes stabbings, slashings, bad-taste jokes and . . . oh, adult language.
• Most of the slashings, stabbings, and burnings described by witnesses were likely to have taken place.
• The slashings apparently occurred about 30 minutes after a routine patrol of the area by officers, Diaz said.
• There was also a spate of SUV tire slashings in July in the city's fashionable Fan District.
• In fact, fewer than a dozen were carrying knives or other sharp instruments that could be used in slashings.
• He was the instigator, the man who manipulated those around him to carry out slashings and do his bidding.
• On Friday, for instance, there were five incidents originally thought to have some gang connection, including four slashings.