Sentence examples for be clipped off from inspiring English sources

The tags could easily be clipped off, transforming the "fac-simile" into an excellent counterfeit.

The band compresses the foreskin against a plastic ring slipped inside it; the foreskin dies within hours for lack of blood and, after a week, falls off or can be clipped off "like a fingernail," said Tzameret Fuerst, the company's chief executive officer, who compared the process to the stump of an umbilical cord's shriveling up and dropping off a few days after it is clamped.

For example, the use of a homologous template for the repair of DNA damage during HR or the use of replicative DNA polymerases to extend the 3′-terminus, creating a 5′-AMP flap that could be clipped off by FEN1, circumventing the requirement for APTX.

These may be clipped off as the plant will replace them.

If the page code specifies a measurement that is too wide for your printer, letters on the edge will be clipped off.

It will supplant an interlocking monogram that now serves as the logo, and it's intended to be used after the anniversary, when the "100 Years" line will be clipped off.

The foreskin dies from the pressure of the rubber band in a grooved ring, and drops off or is clipped off a week later.

On closer inspection, we saw that their orange stamens had been clipped off to protect any passing white T-shirts from their fatal stain.

Since the width of the slugs is also uniform, when shorter lines are being cast the composing stick is furnished with thick, blank matrices; once cast, the line is clipped off to the proper length.

Yet as soon as the flag, made of 400 yards of fabric, was lowered from the ramparts, pieces were clipped off and given away as souvenirs, significantly reducing its original size, 30 by 42 feet.

All the plants inside the cages (ungrazed) and in 1 m × 1 m unprotected (grazed) plots at each site were clipped off at ground level after 31 days (8 August 2008), air-dried for two weeks, and weighed.