Sentence examples for fine knife from inspiring English sources

They have also brought him carpal tunnel syndrome in both wrists and thoracic outlet syndrome in his shoulders, resulting from repetitive stirring, fine knife movements and heavy lifting.

On the other hand, a series of craftlike paper works in which underwater flora and fauna, occasionally punctuated by tiny heads of black people, are represented mainly by fine knife cuts, is tediously obscure.

3 Preheat the oven to 240C/475F/gas mark 9. Check to see whether the duck is cooked by inserting a small, fine knife blade into a leg; it should come out without any resistance.

Richard Serra, John Baldessari, Elizabeth Murray, and Chuck Close were all American artists who continued to produce arresting, original work most often balanced on that fine knife edge between the blankly literal and the disturbingly metaphoric without worrying overmuch about theoretical fashions or fashionable theory.

It was arguably the last time true independent culture has walked that fine knife blade between authentic independence and commerce.

Only when the part is removed may you use a fine knife to remove any flash or excess sprue still attached.

Extolling the virtues of pressure cookers, woks and steamers, the celebrity chef clad in plaid shorts and red high tops recommended washing fine knives by hand: "Care for them as if they were Manolo Blahniks".

It is the creation of Dietmar Kressler, Germany's finest knife maker.

Still, plenty of respected cutlery is made with these laminations, including some of the finest knives in Japan.

I cannot imagine any finer knives to start a collection with than these, says Russell.

Use the fine grit knife sharpener to get the sharpest edge possible.