hack to bits

I saw it, in your hands, hack to bits a wall of solid stone.

One night, perhaps, we will be hacked to bits.

They struggled even after they'd been hacked to bits.

The other four children are hacked to bits with Eddie's axe when he returns.

Or would the world be a safer, kinder place if Luis was hacked to bits?

'That woman you told your dwarf to hack to bits.'

Am I to present the spectacle of a doddering old fool being hacked to bits, in my name?

De Montfort was killed, his body hacked to bits and fed to the royal dogs.

Around me, I saw horses and riders from both sides pulled down and then hacked to bits.

But it was being hacked to bits.

Apparently, some poor little old lady had come to visit the grave of her three-weeks-dead husband, only to find the coffin hacked to bits.

I mean really hacked to bits.

Thousands could die, shot or hacked to bits by primitive weaponry, and collateral casualties among civilians would be even more appalling.

Now at last they could face Baanes Onomagoulos; the shield that had separated them was hacked to bits.

Not hacked to bits, raped, burned?

His shield woven of green limber withes, that had been on his left arm, was all but gone now, hacked to bits.

After that Káthay was then hacked to bits by Bocskay's adherents in the town's marketplace.

Trainer had anguished images of LongReach all of his slaves being hacked to bits.

I don't know, maybe they couldn't penetrate the chain mail-and the Gennans were being hacked to bits by swords and axes."

to hack to bits these tiny dinosaurs,

"The S.A. would have let itself be hacked to bits for him," wrote Horst Wessel in 1929.

Despite Jennifer severing the power cable of the wood chipper Keith is still killed, being hacked to bits, finally ending him and his killing spree.

and fell upon the pair, hacking to bits the already dead Duke, and delivering to the swordsman his mortal wound.

The dark bearded men were all around him, and those not hacked to bits by his sword had their chests bashed in by his enraged horse.

Timothy Garton Ash: Britain is now one of the world's most spied-upon societies, where such ancient rights as habeas corpus are hacked to bits.