Sentence examples for cutting ivy from inspiring English sources
Several gardeners were raking gray ash from beneath the yews, and cutting ivy too crusted with ash to save.
He's been cutting ivy, now he's doing some electrical work, next he'll be ironing our new shirt-back sponsor's logo on.
BT, which owns the phone box, said it was not responsible for cutting the ivy back.
Samantha handled domestic matters, like cutting the poison ivy around the rock and purifying rainwater with iodine.
Always wear gloves and long sleeves to protect your arms when cutting or pulling ivy.
In a garden, you can wage a very long war on poison ivy by cutting its leaves and vines and still the ivy always grows back.
Here's how to do it: Start by cutting a line through the ivy along the ground, from the base of the tree to a distance 4 6 feet (1.2 1.8 m) away.
Cut the ivy into sections.
This work typically centred on cutting back the vegetation encroaching on castle ruins, especially ivy, and removing damaged or unstable stonework; castles such as Beaumaris saw their moats cleaned and reflooded.
Wear gloves when working where poison ivy may be present, such as when cutting down trees in the woods, mowing brush, etc.
