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Once he got too close and nearly bisected his thumb.

There was almost no blood where the legs had been bisected.

The river essentially bisects the city into north and south.

National Highway 7 bisects the district running from east to west.

It bisects the country almost evenly between east and west.

As the players move about, the line shifts, always bisecting the floor space between them.

It bisects Nevada north and south through the business district.

A road bisects old laurel, which grow low to the ground.

Under an earlier master plan, this block was to have been bisected by a street.

Hills in the north and south are bisected by a central valley.

She pointed to where the road bisected another trail up ahead.

A small stream ran through the center of it, bisecting the road.

At the other end, the room was bisected by a yellow line over which no one crossed.

National Highway 8 bisects the town in east and west regions.

A large crack almost bisected the center of the egg.

I looked away from him toward the wall bisected by the drape.

This he bisected at right angles with a second square.

"I would just rather not be bisected, Captain, if it's all the same to you."

The lines bisected one another around 20 miles north of Riyadh.

Neat and very clean, with a large river bisecting it.

The tower was no longer a straight line bisecting the sky.

Egypt is a very large desert bisected by a major river.

The door opens into a central crib which bisects the building.

The border between the city and its suburbs bisects the bay.

The areas were divided by the railroad line that bisects the town.