Sentence examples for cut out bits from inspiring English sources

Cut out bits of fabric a little larger than a small wine cork.

Let her see you reading, read out bits you find funny or interesting, cut out bits you think may interest her from magazines or newspapers (short ones) – but let your daughter choose to read them without any badgering from you.

Most of the fake tickets, she said, are produced on computers or color copiers, but sometimes people will "cut out bits and pieces from an old ticket and paste it together".

Desmond Ramirez and Todd Oakley of the University of California Santa Barbara cut out bits of skin from California two-spot octopuses and kept them in their lab.

No one believes in them, they haven't done anything for ages, and they give jobs to their immediate family" – Andy Zaltzman "Channel 4 just cuts out bits from 'heat' magazine and throws them on the floor" – Wendy Wason, on C4 scheduling "I'm dating now, because I ran out of hooker money" – Rick Shapiro "The Scots invented hypnosis, chloroform and the hypodermic syringe.

Cut out the touristy bits, and vast swathes of rural Britain are like a giant live-in theme park for a particular subset of the middle-class to act out their fantasies in.

Toward the end of his life, he tried to return to figurative art, and those attempts look predictably bad: these aren't people but, rather, embalmed corpses and waxed dolls, tensely peering out from the frames of their clothing, as if they've been cut out of colorful bits of fabric, scraps and leftovers from the "Peasants" series.

Cut out a small bit of foam the size of the case's bottom.

For a sleep mask, cut out a small bit of cloth, and tape securely to a ponytail holder.

They require the skills of a cinematographer: comic panels are like a film storyboard with the boring bits cut out.

People talk as they do in real life, only with the boring bits cut out.