Verwenden Sie „knife“ in einem Satz

1. "Labor is free here Ava, any one of us could have been supporting her all along, even one of the wives with a single stainless kitchen knife

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2. I would dream up the most vivid scenarios of me pulling off his toenails or tying him up in barbed wire or cutting off his penis and shoving it in a knife wound in his side

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3. He pulled his knife to slit Fox's throat, expected him to beg, but instead Fox laughed at him

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4. But as the knife slid across Fox's throat, Haques was surpised to see not blood pouring from Fox's throat but a nest of mosquitoes

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5. Then she had another gruesome thought, even though this was nearly desert, there could very well be carnivores out here, and she didn't even have a dinner knife on her for self defense

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6. But there was a nice camp knife that would fend off small vermin the size of a mindune in her pack tied to that saddle

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7. Suddenly she produces a knife from god only knows where, presses it into John’s hand

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8. He backs away from her, knife in hand

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9. still-upset Clarisse close to him, gently takes the knife away from her, drops it onto the balcony

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10. He had a big clotted goober stuck in his fuzz that doostEr finally took out with his knife

11. "Let me bust open this bale," doostEr said and set his knife to the twist

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12. STUDENT 3 sits on steps leading up to the second floor, cleans his toenails with a large knife

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13. Whilst not always the sharpest knife in the box, Stu’s libidinous sense of what

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14. brave enough a man to put a gun to his own head or to drive a knife into his own

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15. head of young love, strangles him with a sharp knife shouting

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16. air like a knife, and when the mechanised grind of his jaws finally ceased, an echo

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17. knife and cut your throat, you witness what you have before

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18. The young man in tears of sadness takes the knife firmly,

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19. That bitch will laugh out of the other side of her face when she sees me waiting for her at the next stop with a steak knife aimed at her throat

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20. I’ll stab his fucking balls off with a steak knife the next time he falls asleep with his fat legs open

21. Whilst not always the sharpest knife in the box, Stu’s libidinous sense of what was possible confirmed the Countess’s assessment of the situation

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22. None of it’s dramatic, not in your way…I mean, how do you make a public drama out of the long drawing down of a cancer, or the slow meander of a mild epidemic, or that fatal nudge into oncoming traffic? Oh, I do things with a flourish sometimes, I suppose, the knife and the psychosis, but no, my book is made up of dark matter, whereas yours lists the stars that shine for bright, sparkling mortality

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23. Just when Abram is about to run the knife through, an angel cries out, “STOP!” and a ram caught in a bush is provided

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24. He hobbled and crawled to it and found the knife was still there, the clothing bundle and the water skins

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25. Whatever it was, he should get ready for it so he reached for the knife and the crutch

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26. Alan picked up his knife

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27. the wall, aware of the subtle knife

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28. In a second he had a flaming log in one hand, his knife in the other

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29. "We have the knife?" Alan asked

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30. "It will kill at least one of us before we kill it with that knife," she replied

31. Desa had the knife out and pulled its sheath with her teeth

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32. Luray was still pulling at Alan, and they both snapped back when the tentacle let go as soon as the knife bit deep

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33. She had to jab it with the knife again to keep her hair

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34. "Why don't we just use the knife on it?" Alan asked

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35. "We'll hack it off," Desa said while falling to the ground at it's base, "The knife," she reached up

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36. Desa screamed and slashed at the tentacles with the knife

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37. One hit the knife that Desa was holding out in front of her, face contorted in terror

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38. Desa sawed at the tentacle that held Luray til she finally severed it and got her free, then plunged the knife wildly again and again into the mess that was once it's face, all in a frenzy

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39. Not wasting any time, Joris, using a knife I didn’t realise he had, rips off the sleeve of Berndt’s tunic, and inspects the damage

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40. Armed with that one word against a kitchen knife,

41. A slight glint as he moves suggests it might be a knife

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42. ‘There may be more of them and I’ve only one knife left

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43. He drives the knife home

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44. One cupboard holds a fiendish collection of knives wrapped in a leather strip of pouches, one for each knife

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45. There's already a jacket over the backrest of my chair and the table is scattered with hooks, some twine and a knife

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46. Mistress Sera stood and removed the large knife from the center of the meat and handed it to Lord Tarak

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47. The only sound that disturbed the otherwise quiet house was that of Mrs Roach using the electric carving knife to dismember the remains of the beef joint ready for the making of soup later in the week

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48. In the kitchen Alan unplugged the carving knife and checked the fuse

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49. Alan saw the knife come towards him, but his mind couldn’t relate the physical position of the thing with the possibility that his step-mother intended to harm him

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50. “This is a Bowie Knife, a very formable weapon when used properly

51. Tarak looked at the knife and approved; “she will be very impressed with the blade,” he laughed, “she collects blades from all over the galaxy

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52. Naria’s violet eyes lit up when she saw the Bowie knife, there was a short intake of breath;

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53. Her eyes flashed and she bared her teeth in a snarl, gripping the Bowie knife tightly in her hands

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54. And then, in a flash, she was across the room, Lord Boras pressed against one of the columns in the Hall - the Bowie knife caressing his throat

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55. Boras noted her tightening grip on the strange looking knife she held in her hand

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56. “Commander Duncan, if you would come with me, I shall show you some of the swords in my collection,” Naria purred in a silky voice, “They do not rival this beautiful Bowie knife, but you will find them interesting nonetheless

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57. road were a Swiss army knife hanging from his belt and a tube of

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58. cake with the plastic knife that came in the box

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59. He reached over his dresser and pulled out a knife from the scabbard on his belt hanging nearby and slowly approached the bed

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60. quiet house was that of Mrs Roach using the electric carving knife

61. “May I”, said his step-mother, taking the electric carving knife

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62. “Damash!” she cried and as if hearing her, he turned and took the long knife from the man and killed him

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63. As if hearing her; he turned and took the long knife from the man and killed him

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64. find a point to ease the tip of the sharp knife into the joint and to prise

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65. Michael, after tutting at the state of Dave’s carving knife, busies himself with a steel, sharpening the offending article

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66. ’ He said, following her lead as he usually does and holding up the knife he is holding in his hand

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67. nearby bush with the hilt of Grinly's knife

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68. banged hard on the wood with the hilt of his knife

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69. Matt stood ready with short sword and knife to

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70. ‘They can’t find any injuries except the knife wounds to her arms and hands – and those aren’t serious, little more than scratches really – defence wounds, they reckon

71. It looks very much as though her husband went for her with that knife he had

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72. From goodness knows where, he had produced a knife, lunging and slashing at her clothes

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73. Helen does as she is told, as she has done for the last week, palming a few sachets of Bliss with the doctor's consent and stuffing them into the jacket along with a dull edged paring knife

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74. ‘It appears that her husband attacked her with a knife, but he didn’t injure her seriously, just a few scratches

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75. He then appears to have attacked her with a knife

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76. ‘In the struggle, it would appear that he stabbed himself with the knife – an unlucky blow which severed an artery

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77. ‘Mr Hartley-Jones appears to have attacked his wife with a knife – she understandably tried to defend herself and, somehow, in the tussle he appears to have stabbed himself and bled to death

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78. Harry slid the point of his pen knife along under the flap and carefully withdrew the contents

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79. “Sure, you carve,” Ava handed her the camping knife she had stored in here

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80. knife, with the point pressed against my father’s chest

81. grabbed the blade of the knife, but couldn't pull it out

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82. ” Harry began to respond, but Lawrence went on, he reached into his vest pocket and laid a familiar folded tradesman's knife on the side table between them

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83. “Lawrence wished me to give this to you,” and he produced a tradesman's knife from his vest pocket and put it into Harry's hand

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84. “Watch in horror as I slice your face apart with this simple pocket knife!” Said the Terrifying and Terrible Lord Ursa

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85. And with that, the Terrifying and Terrible Lord Ursa tried to grab the nearby pocket knife; however it was too heavy, and he had no fingers to use to hold onto them, only stuffed paws

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86. But try as he might, he could still not pick up the pocket knife

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87. Of course what could he do if he was awake? Spit at it? Wave his little glass knife?

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88. I confessed my regrets and made known I had only used what persuasions any one in my own place might have used and as consolation left him with the trophy of that unfortunate encounter---a rather well designed and cared for tradesman's folding knife of about half a foot in length

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89. Matt grumbled but did as he was told, wandering off a bit to a flat-looking rock where he could cut up the carrots with the knife that Andrew had supplied

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90. his knife all in one motion

91. withdrew his knife and held it high in the air

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92. “And have you got a decent knife?”

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93. She grabbed the lunch sack and his knife and went down the hill toward the brook

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94. That knife is our best protection against anything that bites

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95. A woman with a tongue that whipped like a lash, who carried a knife, meant for another person’s back

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96. She breathed heavily and the glass knife shook in her hand

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97. She kept the knife in hand and broke for the door

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98. flung the glass knife hrough the air and it landed next to the keys and door

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99. As she reached it she picked up the keys with one hand and the knife

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