Sentence examples for cropped in from inspiring English sources

There's another musician awkwardly cropped in the photo of Elvis.

Their image cannot be cut or cropped in any way, so it was censored.

Bonnard's intimate paintings, cropped in odd ways, look as if they had borrowed something from his family snapshots.

Once the wheat has been cropped, in the next week or two, I'll have my runway at last – the world's first biodynamic airport.

Dale Leifeste's digital photograph "Untitled Flower III" (2004), which features a flower cropped in half by the paper's border, is fun.

For women this means trailing shirt tails, voluminous trousers and outsized coats or jackets, but nipped and cropped in the right places so the clothes don't drown you.

pixie cut, n.: a woman's short hairstyle in which the hair is cropped in layers, typically so as to create a slightly tousled effect.

The book may have been passed over by others at the auction, he said, because the binding had been replaced in the nineteenth-century, and some of the borders and miniatures were cropped in the process.

Responsible stewardship means farming sustainably so as to ensure the land is kept in good heart and not intensively cropped in the short-term without allowing fertility levels to replenish.

Even Michael Clarke was neck-and-cropped in the second innings.

Their hair was invariably close-cropped, in contrast to the shipwrecked look of nearly everyone else, and their bodies were different: thicker, better fed.