Sentence examples for a slit from the from inspiring English sources

Cut a slit from the cut end to the bendy part.

Cut a slit from the bottom till ¾ of the way up one of the sides to create a tent-flap style door.

To let the quill pick up ink, cut a slit from the tip inward, and chop off the extreme tip to make a flat edge.

The Rio Grande is a slit from Colorado to the bottom of the continent.

Flowers were selected that were about a day short of opening and were emasculated by making a slit from about halfway up the corolla through the rim, and removing the anther heads with a forceps [ 12].

She dipped the nub of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot.

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages"—a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

She dipped the nib of a pen slit from the feather of a bird into a pot of ink boiled of oil mixed with soot and, on the first page, wrote three words: "Book of Ages" — a lavish, calligraphic letter "B," a graceful, slender, artful "A".

Or you may want to just add a slight, wry smile using one slit from the craft knife.

One is slit "from the chin right down to where men fart"; his entrails dangle between his legs.

From the ceilings hung animals slit from the throat and rusting spikes stuck out from the damp, stone walls.