Sentence examples for has been cut through from inspiring English sources

Rather, the Bechstein, which is on wheels, has been succinctly violated: a large hole has been cut through its case.

In the heart of the book, a rectangular slit has been cut through the pages, and a rolled-up hundred-dollar bill placed in it.

A low aperture, a bit like a fireplace, has been cut through the longest wall, into which something between a table and a gurney has been inserted.

Behind the grumpiest of his remarks, there is the trace of a smile, though hardly an innocent one.For a composer of mainly "abstract" music work that doesn't tell a story but is listened to for itself his life has been cut through with history.

Alternatively, the lineaments may be liquid-formed channels, suggesting old terrain that has been cut through by stream systems.

At the northern end of this section, the wall has been cut through by St Andrew's Street, with fragmentary remains in St Andrew's churchyard, opposite; at the southern end, Stowell Street cuts through onto Bath Lane.

But she was told by the police that new windows had recently been installed in that apartment, and it seemed that the bolts had been "cut through," weakening them to the point that they did not hold.

Terms and conditions have been cut through the deliberate actions of various employers (including the large labour-using clients) aimed at cutting labour costs.

"A lot of art programs have been cut through the schools.

Trails have been cut through the woods leading to a beautiful, endless beach.

Canals have been cut through the peat to drain and dry it.