Sentence examples for cut the sleeve from inspiring English sources

Cut the sleeve open.

Cut the sleeve to about an inch longer than how long the sleeve will be.

Cut the sleeve of the lighter gray sweater off, cut it into a short sleeve, and then sew that sleeve onto the darker grey sweater (on the side that you cut the sleeve off of).

To get the perfect and similar measurements for the hands, take the cloth and make 4 folds and cut the sleeve.

Men should cut the sleeves off a cardigan – very next-season Prada.

For sunset dinner, I changed into white 501's and a J. Crew Oxford shirt (I had cut the sleeves short) in blue and white micro-gingham.

Stanton, meanwhile, had cut the sleeves off his warm-up top — revealing the ample biceps on his 6-foot-6, 245-pound frame.

An Indian college has been banned from conducting exams after its staff cut the sleeves of women taking nursing tests to prevent cheating, officials said on Monday.

Now, I'm going to cut the sleeves off my favourite black shirt, get out my vinyl copy of Back in Black and thoroughly piss my neighbours off.

Both brides wore dresses they had ordered online; Katie, the fashion maven, had ordered two and ultimately cut the sleeves off the one she favored, silk with a draped cowl neckline and a brooch of her grandmother's pinned near the waist.

What was really good about the beginning of the whole punk thing is you would leave London and go to Teesside or anywhere up north and there'd be kids turning up who'd got their shirt and cut the sleeves off or splattered it with paint and done something themselves – it was DIY, which was really important.