Sentence examples for a cutting from from inspiring English sources

I show him a cutting from the US research pointing towards heat exhaustion as a cause.

Correspondence to family and friends invariably included a cutting from the Guardian.

The pensioners, from Bedford, innocently bought a cutting from a car boot sale believing it to be an innocuous shrub.

(The previous visit had been to deliver a cutting from one of their fig trees for Kunitz's garden).

Several years ago, I took a cutting from a beautiful blue-flowered hydrangea in northern New Jersey.

Starting a cutting from a branch would be difficult at best, requiring a greenhouse, misting system and luck.

My mother read the Manchester Guardian before she married and I still have a cutting from October 1936 when she won the shared prize for a poem about book borrowers in the Saturday competition: The name above is of the owner, the lender merely, not the donor.

It's easy to start a new plumeria by taking a stem cutting from a mature plumeria.

All you need is a potato, some rooting compound, a small pot of cutting compost and a fresh cutting from a purple rose plant.

There are several ways you can grow a pomegranate: from a seedling, a cutting, or from seed.

In this horticultural tour de force, a single cutting from a mature chrysanthemum is patiently urged along, pinched back and tied until its proliferating branches offer up dozens upon dozens, then hundreds upon hundreds, of blooms.