Sentence examples for mixed cut from inspiring English sources

Once stones get larger than one carat, however, many jewelers tend to prefer cutting sapphires into oval or cushion mixed cut.

The new "Lucida" from Tiffany & Company, a square mixed cut with a high crown intended to reveal the stone's inner sparkle.

The earliest depiction of mixed cut flowers, artfully arranged in a container, is a mosaic dating from the early 2nd century ce of a basket of flowers from the emperor Hadrian's villa at Tivoli near Rome.

Once the Plaster of Paris is mixed, cut or pierce the bag in one corner.

Once ingredients are well mixed, cut one of the corners at the bottom of the bag.

Polls have showed support for a state budget solution that mixed cuts, taxes, and a spending limit, and this package has all those things.

What should have happened in all this is that Rauner and the Democrats -- which is to say, Rauner and House Speaker Michael Madigan -- should have come together a year ago and hammered out a budget that mixed cuts and saving with the tax increases that both sides had said was necessary.

The choice of the type of cut-off is still a matter of debate, and several authors suggested using a mixed cut-off of p-values and Fold Changes (FCs) [ 21, 24].

"They were mixed fresh cut flowers from a florist.

Appearing on "Face the Nation," Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland described the sequester cuts as a threat to the economy and seemed to advocate Mr. Obama's notion of a "balanced approach" that mixed spending cuts and tax increases.

Republican Senate leaders unveiled a legislative agenda today that mixed tax cuts with an unusually wide variety of health issues, showing the influence of Senator Bill Frist, the surgeon who is their new majority leader.