The phrase "loose cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe clothing or fabric that has a relaxed, casual fit. For example, "This blouse has a loose cut that's perfect for a summer day."
It is not his style nor his temperament to let loose, cut the rug, act a little crazy and silly -- then grow from it.
3.31am GMT 14th over: New Zealand 28-1 (Rutherford 15, Williamson 10) A loose cut from Rutherford off Broad flies between slip and gully for four.
I loved the expensive feel of it on a warm evening, and Tony told me more than once how he liked the plain loose cut of it on me.
Many passengers step on to the packed flights from London or Manchester dressed in jeans and T-shirts but walk through the crowded concourse at their destination in the traditional shalwar kameez, the loose cut trousers and shirt favoured locally.
In the first five overs after the break both Matt Prior and Chris Adams have fallen to loose cut shots and Sussex are suddenly 129 for six – still 71 runs short of the 200 they need to feel a little more comfortable about life.
But Woakes, who had taken over from Barker from the Pavilion End and found just as much movement, polished off Buttler –caught behind to the sort of loose cut he is trying to eliminate – Chapple and Jimmy Anderson for another second-ball duck to complete figures of five for 63.
On the other hand, a rather loose cut-off (0.07), was used by Sigova et al. [ 32], resulting in large numbers of marginally expressed candidates.
However, the most abundant motifs are dinucleotides in some other species [ 30], which may be a result of loose cut-off criteria to identify SSRs.
In addition to an abundance of leather leggings, real and faux, there are loose-cut boyfriend jeans, sophisticated pencil skirts and cute flares and a variety of shorts.
I personally think that loose-cut or square-cut pieces of clothing are more forgiving to your figure than bodycon designs if you're going for a busy print – but then I think that about pretty much everything.
