Sentence examples for it slice off from inspiring English sources
To peel it, slice off any small knobs and use a sharp vegetable peeler.
To do it, slice off just enough of the bottom so the squash sits flat on an oval platter.
Still, it's been worked over a bit: the linoleum floor has been excavated, parts of it sliced off and the subfloor that's revealed polyurethaned.
As N.A.G. retrieves song files labeled with the selected words, it slices off audio snippets and blends them into sonic collages.
Five years ago, it sliced off the bottom level, after CUNY established language immersion institutes for students with only the barest grasp of English.
He argues however that while this is often the case, reducing inequality or poverty is "worthwhile as an end in itself even if it slices off a little of the GDP growth".
The other urologist, Dr. Josifidis, then performed what is known as a transurethral resection of the prostate, which entails inserting a telescopic instrument into the penis through the urethra, and using it to slice off pieces of the prostate gland.
Critics, including Sarah Greene, president of the National Head Start Association, also contend that turning Head Start into a block grant program could be the first step toward dismantling it, as governors slice off services to make federal money go further.
Just as it demands someone of Tom Ford's vision to know which cheese to serve, and how much to slice off, it takes a designer of Mr. de la Renta's sophistication to know how to strike the balance.
Be careful to keep the lines straight as the pages can shift and it's easy to slice off thin ribbons of paper.
The tomato AZ are quite large and it was fairly easy to slice off the side of the AZ to separate the cortex from the stele; however, this was not so easy in the much smaller soybean AZ.
