Sentence examples for be afraid to cut from inspiring English sources
Most important, he said, don't be afraid to cut stems as short as they need to be — or to shake the flowers.
6. Don't be afraid to cut the cord.
Learn how to say no, and don't be afraid to cut bad clients loose.
Don't be afraid to cut portions up.
Don't be afraid to cut it and make changes.
Which is not to say that Ms. Tharp is afraid to cut loose.
And if we see funds not being used as promised, it means not being afraid to cut them off until.
"I'm afraid to cut it; it may not come back". In 2000, motivated by fashion rather than health, the designer lost in the neighborhood of 100 pounds.
Jake continued, citing the case of a classmate as evidence of just how frightening scissors can be, even in the right hands: "Elizabeth's mom is afraid to cut her nails because she's afraid she'll cut her whole finger off.
As Cole Porter, he wanders around in "Night and Day" looking politely oblivious; he's afraid to cut loose and be himself, yet he's too constrained to suggest anything resembling Cole Porter, so the hero seems to have a sickly, joyless nature.
