Sentence examples for be cut into a from inspiring English sources
Tweed is warm and thick, but can be cut into a sleek sleeveless dress.
A likeness of Dr. King will be cut into a rock facing the nearby Jefferson Memorial.
The record of the making of the film will be cut into a 13-part series on HBO set to begin in early 2002.
Manufacturing and production industries very often come across the problem where a given stock material must be cut into a smaller set of shapes.
The objective of this study was to determine the maximum size of hole that could be cut into a running shoe upper without significantly compromising its structural integrity or changing the kinematics of the foot within the shoe.
To be sure, we had no firm account of why this might be so, but it seemed likely to be enabled by the increased availability of film footage that could be cut into a film (giving editors more choices) and, over the last 30 years, by the increased use of digital, non-destructive editing techniques.
Perhaps some corrugated tin roofing could be cut into an elegant pattern?
Sliding doors and windows were cut into a wall flanking a courtyard.
"It's gold lamé, but it's cut into a classic shirtdress," she added by example.
Mrs. Dupuis's hair was cut into a boyish bowl shape; she wore rimless octagonal glasses, like Billie Jean King.
