Sentence examples for hand trimming from inspiring English sources

The gravel bed will provide drainage so water will not collect, and it will eliminate the need for hand trimming.

Still, she's substituting salt-free peanuts for sugar snacks and is, despite the can of soda in hand, trimming her Diet Coke intake by taking tea at all hours.

The molded clay did require hand trimming along the filigree mouths and drooping petals, and the experimental glazes, concocted from ingredients like marble dust and bone ash, varied greatly with each firing.

Now that we are done resetting our minds lets look at simple (good old fashion) home chores to stay fit; such as sweeping the porch, pulling weeds by hand, trimming hedges, wiping down the counter tops in the kitchen, taking down curtains and washing them, feather dusting the walls, dusting and polishing furniture.

Even the leanest cuts from a butcher can be hand trimmed further.

The novel is considered around a quarter completed and the manuscript has 68 pages – hand-trimmed by Austen – which have been split up into 11 booklets.

The smaller the artichoke, the less fussy the preparation: once you've removed the tough outer leaves with your hands, trim the tops off the remaining leaves with a serrated knife.

Every time Mr. Hume's ranch hands trim down a few rhinos, they organize an armed escort to take the horns straight to a safe-deposit box in a bank because the same gangs that waylay armored bank trucks are now cruising around South Africa looking for rhino horns.

The metal skins for the fin have "compound" curves (they curve in 2 different directions), so the huge panels need "wheeling" by hand to produce the right curvature, before hand-trimming.

She should hold your bird in one hand while trimming with the other hand.[37].[37]

The prices are not as high as they sound, though, considering that each hat is hand blocked (molded into shape on a wooden block), hand sewn and hand trimmed.