Sentence examples for clear cut to make from inspiring English sources

In the process, centuries old forests have been clear cut to make way for these plantations.

Orchards on the vast expanse of Arlington acres were clear-cut to make room for roads and telegraph poles.

In the context of the recent building boom, when hills across the country were clear-cut to make room for suburban-size lawns and topped with large houses, the hunkered-down house and its restrained, almost imperceptible garden have a quiet but powerful presence — even as they are invisible from the closest roads.

Morris made a withdrawal a year ago when he had several acres professionally thinned and two more clear-cut to make room for new saplings.

During a second trip to Kalacoon while his wrist healed, Beebe was further devastated to discover that due to wartime demand for rubber, the entire jungle surrounding the house had been clear-cut to make room for rubber trees.

When colonists first arrived in New England, they clear-cut forests to make room for farming and grazing.

In an Olympic year when the United States women have no clear-cut favorite to make the team, Hughes may have returned at the right time.

At any rate, as hard as it may have been to watch parts of this eyesore, this may have been the most clear-cut case to make for the Knicks' going to the finals for the second year in a row.

He belongs in the company of 20th-century Americans like John Wayne and Ronald Reagan, whose sentimentalized versions of this nation have been profoundly influential, creating a portrait of American history and values so clear-cut as to make the actual history and values of America look incoherent.

"We missed one clear-cut chance to make it 3-0 and that would have been game over.

A smaller portion of characters is left with clear-cut cliffhangers to make sure readers come back for the next installment, although A Dance with Dragons had more cliffhangers than Martin originally intended.