Sentence examples for carved down from inspiring English sources

In a matter of months, he was carved down to nothing, face all gaunt, pants held up with a short length of rope.

"It comes in all of these thicknesses and gets carved down and filed down and heat treated to do what you want it to do".

He wore his hair carved down the center, into a Mohawk.

The statues' heads and torsos are in an extremely rigid frontal style, with the slender arms and elongated hands carved down the sides and across the belly.

Every few hours, they passed a village, each one a cluster of thatch-roofed huts with a dirt road carved down the middle, where children eagerly waved as the refugees passed, as if the simple fact that they were travelling in a truck meant they were off to someplace better.

So far, it looks like she's been letting the media play her, offering an awkward, stream-of-consciousness rant to justify her abdication of the Alaska governorship that made her look slightly unhinged when carved down to the requisite soundbites for TV and wire copy.

Instead, they simply strapped on their skis and set off, carving down the mountain through oceans of glorious packed powder.

On the slopes, the terrain is "classic Trentino", with 37 flattering easy-to-intermediate red and blue runs carving down through the trees, plus a handful of short, testing blacks.

For example, a 22-foot-long wood scale model of the proposed Mid-Manhattan Expressway depicts a narrow section of the city, with the expressway marked by a dark gray line carving down its center.

WHEN carving down Breckenridge, which was one of the first major resorts to embrace snowboarders, it still helps to pack a phrase book for common sayings like, "Sick pow, bro!" This former mining town, unlike its upscale Colorado neighbors, Vail and Aspen, still exudes a crunchy, laid-back vibe.

Heel- and toe-side pressure on the board will send the on-screen rider carving down the slopes.