On old bushes or those which do not have much non-fruiting growth, cut out about a third of the branches entirely, taking them back to the base.
The omission of the word changed the meaning of the phrase entirely, taking it beyond a statement from one individual and turning it into a universal statement.
Hulk rattled the ball forward from the halfway line, entirely taking out the South Africa back four as he did so.
Dortmund hadn't been able to shake off the derby nerves entirely, taking a while to get going against Breitenreiter's resilient team, then gifting their opponents two goals with sloppy play at the back.
I have nothing against the sunny, fresh, light foods of summer, and while they need not be abandoned entirely, taking culinary pleasure in the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness is one of the real pleasures of home cooking.
By the time of Pretty in Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful, Hughes had left the nuances of our world behind entirely, taking refuge in a series of increasingly crude and anachronistic Hollywood cliches about American class resentments, as if Winnetka had been picked up and dropped next to a Pennsylvania steel town.
Chambers isn't leaving Cisco entirely, taking up the role of executive chairman at the point of handover and will continue to serve as the chairman of Cisco's board.
Stephan has even heard of a group of scientists from a prominent university who were thinking of starting a company that would offer the ultimate in outsourcing by entirely taking over the bench work for clients' experiments.
Just so we don't get accused of entirely taking this out of context, below we'll paste the full transcript (and full video) of what he said in the interview.
For the third and latest video, however, Davis appears to have abandoned caution entirely, taking a page out of the playbook of Internet legend Antoine Dodson.
Eventually it did fall out entirely, taking with it my eyebrows (which I would later comically forget to paint on for my own prom, leaving a span of years in which I wondered 'something is off...what's missing?').
