Sentence examples for good trim from inspiring English sources

Also, there is no harm in pruning back geranium plants that may have become floppy in need of a good trim.

You have to hope that he has kept the choir in good trim, and we'll know soon enough in this music whether there are any budding Russian-style bassos.

At 12 tracks, though, Fear Fun could do with a good trim, the eerie and eloquent "Funtimes in Babylon" forced to rub shoulders with the lame "This is Sally Hatchet".

Yes, a hedge... albeit of an unusual sort, more than 2,500 miles long at the peak of its growth in the 1870's and requiring a staff of roughly 14,000 to keep in good trim.

He also orders exotic items like eucalyptus buds, which make good trim on Victorian-style houses, and gratefully accepts gifts from admirers, like the Florida woman who sends packages of seagrape leaves (for sidewalk paving) and palm tree husks (for porch screens).

It is a very good trim to accent the fabric.

A really good trimmer can trim two pounds of pot a day, at a rate of two hundred and fifty dollars per pound, while sitting around a table with three or four friends.

But she stops short of calling for a full dismantling (merely a good trimming) by insisting the she doesn't have enough familiarity with their structures to know if that would be appropriate.

If trimming your beard yourself, use a good trimmer to define your neckline, before shaping the rest of the beard.

While it is possible to hit the quick, unfounded fear about injuring the dog can prevent you from ensuring that the dog's nails are kept in good, trimmed condition.

Supply disruptions associated with the Japanese earthquake boosted prices for cars and other durable goods, trimming purchases of big-ticket items, while petrol prices soared.