Sentence examples for cutout from from inspiring English sources

On the official Web site, a little Louboutin figure — a cutout from a vacation snapshot — jumps into the frame, wearing nothing but a bathing suit and a red backpack.

Mr. Teahan added, "Sometimes I see someone looking at it strangely, and I'll just say, 'It's not who you think it is.'" To help distinguish the cutout from Hitler, they tied an Irish flag around its neck.

"There are too many icons in the collection," he said, before starting off by naming the Matisse sailor portrait, his "View of Collioure" and his "Snow Flowers," a "magnificent" paper cutout from 1951.

On the official Web site, a little Louboutin figure a cutout from a vacation snapshot jumps into the frame, wearing nothing but a bathing suit and a red backpack.

While the rate of failure following hip fracture surgery for extracapsular hip fractures in the elderly is low, an incidence of implant cutout from the femoral head remains regardless of whether fixation is by sliding hip screw or intramedullary nail.

"For many of us poets of conscience, poets of color, poets of compassion... seeing a Langston cutout from that era is not fun or a novelty to us, it is an insult," poet Fred Joiner wrote in his blog at the time.

There are early cutouts from pornography magazines.

The bedtables look like spiky cutouts from a Constructivist poster.

Scores of lime-green hand cutouts from new employees line the hallways.

"I wasn't trying to portray Christ; it's a collage of cutouts from different books".

The ne'er-do-wells of yore composed ransom notes with cutouts from newspaper headlines.