Sentence examples for cut-off piece from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the anti-Soviet bologna that got him, or the mausoleum made of bologna — not even the terrible portrait, made out of sausage, of the leader holding a cut-off piece of his own ear on the tines of a fork.

The place-name "Shuart" is from the Anglo-Saxon language and means a skirted, or cut-off, piece of land.

Discard the cut-off piece (use in another craft project).

Place the cut-off piece of tubing over the bent end of the paper clip.

You could cover the cut edge of the keyboard with wide, strong tape such as mailing tape, a hard cover of another material, or even a flat piece of plastic made from the cut-off piece of the bottom cover, tipped upward.

Ms. Brand washes and disinfects the cut-off pieces, which resemble flowers, by hand, while the leftover parts are sent to a landfill.

You may want to wrap the string or wire with a split cut off piece of garden hose where it contacts the tree to keep it from chaffing the bark there.

Members of the audience were invited to come forward, one by one, and cut off pieces of her clothing.

Then he writes: "Many viewers had approached the ravaged corpse to cut off pieces of his skin to take home as souvenirs.

Then break or cut off pieces and press into a 25cm tart shell until uniformly covered and freeze for 30 minutes.

BACON Or pancetta, prosciutto, smoked ham hocks, prosciutto bones, etc. Wrap tightly in plastic and cut off pieces as you need them.