Sentence examples for cutter version from inspiring English sources

In the Q+A after the screening, photographer Laurel Nakadate had the gall to chide him for doing the "girl cutter version," which faded quickly.

Which are fine, I guess, if you're into that sort of thing, but we figured you'd prefer a less cookie cutter version of Queenstown, which is why we've appointed ourselves as official funnelers of local Queenstown wisdom for the things to do, eat, drink and see that aren't found through any typical 'Top Things to Do in Queenstown' Google search.

To tell this part of her story was difficult because it is not easily understood and would inevitably be translated into the cookie-cutter version of her life.

The fact that she does not physically match the cookie-cutter version of petite, blond Hollywood beauty has given her the scope to move beyond the on-screen sexual prototypes of winsome sweetheart/foxy femme fatale, and explore territory where relationships are more natural and nuanced.

Aquarius women want love, but not the cookie-cutter version you find in Hollywood movies.

That is because the advertisement is one of several cookie-cutter versions all made by Americans for Job Security, a national advocacy group with strong ties to Republicans.

And they end up being cookie-cutter versions of employees.

Look at the professors at different programs and see what they're up to in their published work and in their teaching because neither faculty or programs are cookie-cutter versions of each other.

Its features include houses upon houses upon houses that look like cookie-cutter versions of each other, families going on walks to the park, and the occasional school, church, and Tim Hortons.

It is worth noting that some occupational titles have different codes in the two versions, for instance, "furniture mover" has code 9330 in D-ISCO 88 and 9333 in the international version, and "cutter, fish" has code 8271 in D-ISCO 88 and 7411 in the international version.

Fishing Without Nets is filmmaker Cutter Hodierne's feature length version of his 2012 Sundance Special Jury Prize short film of the same name, about Somali piracy.