He clipped out Wooden quotes.
Such editorials are clipped out, argued over, reprinted and remembered.
There is a wide as well, and one that's clipped out for a single.
"There were handwritten notes, obituaries that were clipped out; it was a carefully kept file," Ms. Blanton says.
Some have been good, while others I choose not to repeat since they would be clipped out by the Goal blog's editors.
A student of history, keen on current events, he clipped out articles voraciously for family and friends from publications from around the world.
Demons! routinely fill half a panel, while more recent collages are densely visionary compositions, as if William Blake had clipped out his cosmology from old magazines.
WHENEVER Sarah Mary Coyne visited her mother's Tudor-style house in South Orange, N.J., she always found a bird's-nestlike mound of articles that had been clipped out for her.
Determined to get hold of its remains for his all-new Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, he clipped out the cutting and scribbled a message to museum director William Holland in the margin.
"I read them for inspiration but for some reason Megan's was one I clipped out and stuck in on the wall and stared at it for many years, every day.
With the newsroom still quiet, he plowed his way through the morning papers, then through the Times crossword puzzle (having first clipped out and discarded the grid, to make it harder).
