Sentence examples for easier carving from inspiring English sources

For bas-relief carving, you might need photo software to posterize your image for easier carving.

Corporate entities allow for easy carving up of equity stakes, one reason why unincorporated entities often can't find funding.

Otherwise, just pick up a boning knife and treat it like a chicken (it is still easier than carving at the table, believe me).

Conversely, if two streams start out very far apart, water has an easier time carving out a new stream between them.

The hardened marshmallow may make them easier for carving and holding the Jell-O.

Soft foam works, too, but styrofoam is easier to carve out.

Was it easier to carve with an electric knife?

So much easier to carve the word into your arm.

During the 19th Century, people moving to the US took this tradition with them and quickly discovered that pumpkins, a native American fruit, were far easier to carve.

The English first settled Portland in the 1600's, using the reddish-brown stone -- far easier to carve than granite -- for gravestones.

Early in the reviewing game I found that it was easier to carve up an inferior poem or poet than find terms for praising a superior one, and that the art of encomiastic criticism was indeed an art.