Sentence examples for clipping out from inspiring English sources

Clipping out, the bit I was scared about, is equally straightforward – one decisive twist, and you're free.

Case in point: she's fond of haughtily clipping out phrases in French, which frankly made you as much of a bore 500 years ago as it does now.

Conservative writer Michelle Malkin, a primary source for talk radio hosts and author of the ultimate "geez, liberals are crazy!" tome "Unhinged", has been dutifully clipping out every example of Prop.

After clipping out pieces of leaves with their jaws, the fragments are transported to an underground nest that can include over 1,000 chambers and house millions of individual ants.

In front of him is a pile of flyers for his show and he's carefully clipping out his right eye, turning it the other way up, and then sticking it back in place.

Teaching with The Times – Browse The New York Times for the next few weeks and create a scrapbook by clipping out articles that explore one or more of the issues raised in the article (violent crime, poverty, teen pregnancy, lack of education, etc).. To order The New York Times for your classroom, click here.

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.

Students may also choose to clip out photos and/or drawings from magazines and collage their storyboard.