Sentence examples for cropped off from inspiring English sources

Then came the full-on story: vivid color and shorts — really the same pants cropped off.

It's time somebody brought back a good trouser that isn't cropped off.

The next you're being cropped off the front of almost every British newspaper thanks to your 10m synchronised diving partner being a national superstar.

Beyoncé shoots her arms through the sleeves of the jacket, a cropped, off- shoulder sateen number with a fur-trimmed collar, and as she arranges herself inside the garment her eyes meet Billy's.

One of the most famous images, simply titled "Colorado Springs, Colorado" (1968) features a suburban house — or a fragment of it, since the ends of the house are cropped off — with an anonymous woman silhouetted in the middle of a picture window.

To adapt the simulation geometry to the experimental case, a spherical Ag nanoparticle of R = 140 nm radius was cropped off by 20 nm (C) at the substrate interface.

Maria Cornejo opened with a cropped off-white jacket shrugged over a hot yellow stretch dress, a combination that looks fresh.

For me, layering began in the 1980s when, as a student, my favourite outfit was a cropped, off-the-shoulder jumper over a stripy vest top with a ra-ra skirt over leggings – and a pair of Dr Martens boots.

We should crop off these poorly aligned regions on the ends of the alignment before moving on.

Instead, Catherine did the opposite, cropping off her long hair -- considered her greatest physical asset -- close to the scalp to make herself as undesirable as possible.

A box pops up that gives you choices of how much to crop off each side of the page.