Sentence examples for circle cut from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kennedy's inner circle cut him out of most important policy debates.

The Sinai billiard, which he introduced in 1963, was a flat square with a circle cut out of the middle.

The designers Kaito Hori and Iku Furudate grew their collection from the idea of a simple circle cut from a piece of cloth.

The staircase, in an enormous circle cut out of the ceiling, leads to a bar and lounge perfectly suited to a space station.

In the two and a half years since the Americans' departure, Maliki has centralized power within his own circle, cut the Sunnis out of political power, and unleashed a wave of arrests and repression.

Among his several works here is "Conical Intersect" (1975), an attack on urban gentrification by means of a huge gaping circle cut through two adjacent 17th-century buildings near the Pompidou Center in Paris.

The collection was dominated by long and fluid pieces that were offset by the introduction of circle cuts.

In his work Circus Or The Caribbean Orange (1978), Matta-Clark made circle cuts in the walls and floors of the townhouse next-door to the first museum.

Each has a textured surface, with small round circles, cut by a wheel, to decorate it.

And the hanging room divider is Mrs. Bakhash's own creation: plastic circles — cut to her specifications by a company in Chinatown — that she strung together with hooks.

A local designer named Ryan Davies, who goes by the name Sophisticated Science, makes attractive necklaces from circles cut out of wooden doors ($190).