Sentences with phrase «like knife blades»

A few quick flashes of violent imagery, a Psycho-esque string crescendo, what sounds like knife blades being scraped together, and... well, we'll have to wait until the full trailer is released next week for the rest.

Not exact matches

It can feel like you're faced with the binary choice of the $ 20 knife set you used in college — which feels more like operating a dull saw — or the crazy price tag of the blade that the chef on your favorite cooking show uses.

It's a great choice for slicing things like potatoes because the dimples in the blade help keep food from sticking to the knife.

... like the time I paid at the art store in all dimes only to come outside to an exacto knife blade in my tire.

Bake for 45 minutes or until the top of the cake is puffed and golden, a knife blade comes out nearly clean, and your house smells like a coconut palm grove.

nothing like homemade mayonnaise and loved seeing the photo of the crushed garlic on the knife blade.

Would you like to spend a little time bonding with your knives in a therapeutic sharpening session or would you rather spend about two minutes per blade?

These rods shave off more of the blade than an average steel or ceramic rod, so if you have a delicate or thin knife, like a Japanese - style slicer, don't use the diamond rod every day.

Like the rest of our top knife block sets, the J.A. Henckels set is balanced finely between the blade and handle.

I take a small, old gold lighter — I like the design and feel of it — and a folding knife with a really sharp blade.

You can spend vast sums not only for major appliances like ranges, fridges and freezers, but even on basics like cookware and blades ($ 400 for a Japanese sashimi knife, anyone?).

slash enemies and fellow sackboys even have little sword fights inplace of smacking each other when swords are in hand!!!!! they do need to add a blade edge danger object tho, something that makes the edge of something sharp like a knife instead of using default knife.

In a group of sculptures, the same filigreed chrysalises hang delicately off the upturned barrel of a pistol, or underneath the blades of kitchen knifes planted into the wall, the possibility of death lying dormant, just like the unborn insect cocooned underneath the objects.

If the professor of Gilligan's Island had ever cobbled together a music box, it might have looked like the device that Tim Hawkinson has mounted on a small table here: An old Coleman Thermos, studded with wood screws, rotates and plucks the blades of steak knives.

Knife blades turn in and when placed together usually knife is the outer utensil.Do you not like the standard fork, napkin left of plate knife on the right of plate?