Sentence examples for blow cut from inspiring English sources

Decades before there was a studio glass movement in the United States, the Czechs had figured out how to blow, cut, grind, paint, carve, engrave, enamel and cast glass in radically new ways.

Blowing snow cut visibility to near zero in parts of the northern Great Plains.

Much more grave, he added, was the situation for regional theatres, most of which have been hit by "a double blow" – cuts both to their Arts Council England grants and to their local authority funding.

aHigh cut-off valu: greater than 0.5 ng/ml; bLow cut-off value: lesser than 0.5 ng/ml; cCommon PCT Cut-off value: = 0.5 ng/ml.

"One of the blows cut over his right shin, no doubt as Stefan kicked out to try to defend himself.

Mechanical trauma is an injury to any portion of the body from a blow, crush, cut, or penetrating wound.

French and others before him have been trying to recover from that body blow and cut back on many products in order to focus on high growth markets.

After a quick chat she let me test what her blow was cut with.

Though there was no such decisive blow, the cuts were deep.

The factory was established by Deming Jarves and produced glass of different types, including blown, molded, cut, and engraved.

Rebels held his arm against a tree and began hacking, but now they were using a duller machete, and it required many blows to cut through the bone.