like a knife through butter

"They're going like a knife through butter," an American official said.

"They could go through this town like a knife through butter."

Parker thought of three men he knew who could go through it like a knife through butter.

A moment later, her voice sliced through his personal fog like a knife through butter.

The sharp lower edge will cut through the dust like a knife through butter.

That's right, this cleaver goes through your enemies like a knife through butter.

Cuts through the racket like a knife through butter.

Our boys are crack Canadians and they'll go through them like a knife through butter."

In 1916 she was reported to be making her way through British Army officers "like a knife through butter."

The other thing is that you can cut through traffic like a knife through butter on a scooter or small bike.

Clearly Marty was a back number now; Lori seemed to go through men like a knife through butter.

"Help me," I managed, fear slicing through me like a knife through butter.

His claws instantly retracted, pulling through Rogue like a knife through butter.

And we ran through the British Army in France like a knife through butter.

'We'll go through that convoy like a knife through butter!'

"Like a knife through butter," Jeb said, surveying the damage with something like admiration in his eyes.

Its drive rockets suddenly blasted on full, it heeled over sharply, it smashed through the big starboard spoke like a knife through butter.

The image on the viewscreen shifted to the angular blue starship, which sliced through the debris of the boneyard like a knife through butter.

There is more than . . ." Shrieking feedback cut through Kirk's mounting stupor like a knife through butter.

Sangh lashed out with his deadly forelegs but the sword penetrated, slicing through the giant Dahbi like a knife through butter.

The thin chime of it cut through the racket in the alleyway like a knife through butter, separating the combatants and sending the women stumbling back from each other.

There were successive Knick possessions midway through the first quarter when Harper pushed the ball up the floor in transition and cut through the retreating Cleveland interior like a knife through butter.

The medical examiner looks over the body, and says the problem is, that the sword is very dull, couldn't have been driven very far, yet went through Quartermaines ribs like a knife through butter.