Sentence examples for cut slowly from inspiring English sources

I use it now, but I cut slowly.

She produces a pair of flashing scissors and proceeds to cut slowly through the fabric until she falls to the floor.

Nevertheless, I couldn't help wincing as she did her work: she was holding the scalpel like a pen, which forced her to cut slowly and jaggedly with the tip of the blade.

Mr. Hevesi, the city comptroller, did his best to cut slowly at Mr. Green by referring to his own budget acumen and trying to mold himself as the most experienced and sober of the lot.

You'll have to find earbuds that'll fit inside the screw-on caps and be careful when cutting the slits — if you don't want to heat up an exacto knife, you can use a different blade, although the Instructables' author, mowdish, warns that you'll have to cut slowly because, "The plastic is a little brittle and is prone to splitting if you apply too much pressure".

13 property-tax cut slowly eroded funding for the arts in the public schools.

This 'death by a thousand cuts' slowly saps at the efficiency of the supply chain alongside the direct financial costs, which can figure in the millions.

Our critics on the left say – "cut more slowly".

That is, it imagines what will happen if countries that need to hold interest rates low do so; and those that should cut deficits slowly do so.

Introduced by the Venetian gem-cutter Vicenti Peruzzi at the end of the 17th century, the modern brilliant cut evolved slowly until reaching the present form early in the 20th century.

That said, credibility won by this year's fiscal tightening may buy the space to cut more slowly in future, if the economy stays weak.The job of sparking the economy to life thus falls to the Bank of England.