Sentence examples for Cutting ivy from inspiring English sources
Several gardeners were raking gray ash from beneath the yews, and cutting ivy too crusted with ash to save.
He's been cutting ivy, now he's doing some electrical work, next he'll be ironing our new shirt-back sponsor's logo on.
"Cut ivy leaves wilt out of water," she said, "but dipped in Future the facets of leaves pick up the light and reflect it, and they last for days".
Cutting the ivy into sections will make it easier to remove.
Winter is the smell of freshly cut ivy or yew and the childish excitement of finding that first, crisp layer of fine ice on a puddle.
Foliage had covered the kiosk in Exning near Newmarket since the summer, but an unknown villager has cut the ivy back and cleaned the phone.
Or maybe it's just easy to cut down ivy.
Cut the ivy into sections.
By doing so, they abandoned the franchise's much-discussed Princeton Offense, a game plan that worked for a bunch of crew-cut Ivy-Leaguers in the 1970s but was not quite as effective when run by Kobe, Steve Nash, and Dwight Howard.
* Clean up and lightly cut back all ivy and zonal geraniums to promote new, compact growth.
