hacking off in a sentence

• Hacking off their own hair to be just like Mulan.
• Rebels made hacking off the limbs of civilians their trademark.
• And each cut was like hacking off an arm.
• I mean, these guys are hacking off me.
• Rebels made mutilation by machete _ hacking off arms, legs and lips _ their trademark.
• Apollo shows Rebbecca images of what LaLaurie put the slaves through, including hacking off their limbs.
• After hacking off his hands and feet, they ride off leaving him lying on the ground.
• Rebels made mutilation their trademark _ hacking off arms, legs and ears of children and adults alike.
• The hacking off of hands, feet, ears, noses and lips subsequently became their signature atrocity.
• They, too, enjoy hacking off arms and heads, but only in the ennobling context of battle.
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• Hacking off hands and killing at will, junta soldiers and their rebel allies left the town in ruins.
• Since then, the rebels have gone on a brutal revenge campaign, killing randomly and hacking off limbs.
• The hacking off of hands, feet, ears, noses and lips subsequently became the rebels'signature atrocity.
• And they've made an example of others by hacking off their hands or arms, their feet or legs.
• His insurgent group inspired terror by hacking off limbs of thousands of civilians, raping women and forcing children to fight.
• Rebels'trademark in the war has been mutilation _ hacking off the hands, feet or lips of countless civilians.
• Sankoh's rebels made mutilation their trademark _ hacking off arms, legs and ears of children and adults alike.
• Under Sankoh, rebels made a trademark of hacking off the hands, feet, lips and ears of victims with machetes.
• By the late 1990s, rebels had begun targeting civilians, making a trademark out of hacking off the limbs of their victims.
• Using their boards as pickaxes, the two began hacking off huge chunks of snow and piling them on either side of the rock.