Sentence examples for cutting with a from inspiring English sources

When cutting with a razor blade, cut along the edge and not against it.

Never cut your nail as you used to... cutting with a regular nail cutter will eventually worsen the condition, causing the nail to bleed and go further inside the tissues.

Especially for the highly-varied-helix end mills, it was proved experimentally that they were effective across a wide range of cutting conditions, making it possible for cutting with a relatively large axial depth of cut to be carried out and thus realizing a high surface generation rate in peripheral milling of hard materials.

A bladed cutter will yield clean cuts but may be slower than cutting with a PVC saw.

Owing to the texture of the tissue, some tumours could not be cut properly with a vibratome or consecutive sections revealed different thicknesses, whereas cutting with a tissue chopper provided better and more precise results.

Locals scaled down the cutting with a rope and brought down wooden boards to carry the wounded away.

Julienne is a culinary term for finely-shredding vegetables into matchstick-like pieces which you can do on a mandolin or by cutting with a very sharp knife.

It was served in a bowl and was difficult to eat, as the beef required cutting with a knife and fork.

Except for steak and eggs, anything that needs cutting with a knife doesn't really qualify because the whole thing becomes hard work.

But newspapers are in such peril, she said, that "in 2009, you can't equate cutting with a lack of devotion to journalism".

Inge, pregnant then but hardly showing it - she would be photographing from a high crane in the Brooklyn Navy yard four hours before the labour pains began - carefully set roots in the slits I was cutting with a flat spade.