Sentence examples similar to cut off knee from inspiring English sources

Cut off the legs over the knee for a miniskirt or under it for a longer skirt.

Cut off the legs, above the knees, for a pair of shorts.

One of his legs had been cut off below the knee, while the other had been cut off above the knee.

Cut off at the knee... Mr and Mrs Hayman together again.

And especially if you cut off your own knee in order to remove your wife.

The offending outfit consisted of black leggings cut off below the knee under a grey and orange basketball top.

She wore a long-sleeve white T-shirt and jeans cut off at the knee; her apricot hair was tucked into a white baseball cap.

Some were in leather coats, others in down jackets, and one man arrived wearing a New York Rangers sweatshirt and trousers cut off at the knee.

Last weekend, a placard recalled highlights of past games: 1988 -- "Woman was fined for catching fly ball in bonnet"; 1995 -- "Hog captain heavily fined for questioning referee's eyesight and for wearing trousers cut off at the knee".

His leg had been cut off at the knee.

"If you saw me around town I'd probably be wearing a band shirt and some shorts cut off at the knee.