Sentence examples for out of cut from inspiring English sources

After all the options Lanvin has offered in recent collections, like whirling pleated skirts and tunics with pants, this collection seemed to be treading familiar ground — albeit fertile territory where volume grew out of cut and shape.

Builders in Mosquitia typically made a foundation not out of cut stone but of clay and stone rubble, over which they laid river stones, then added superstructures, made of wood and adobe, which have long since vanished.

According to the dependence of chip thickness on lead angle, a runout identification method is introduced by seeking the critical lead angle at which one of the cutter flutes is just thoroughly out of cut.

Some of the collections are just mounted for this season by the senior curator, Jean Burks, and her colleagues: more than 100 Vermont firearms going back to 1790; Belle Époque fashions, with some partial outfits completed by contemporary design students; an exhibition of new and historic quilts; and artworks made out of cut, folded, rolled and processed paper.

In it, you can watch Miller create miniature worlds out of cut parchment.

In it, you can watch Miller create miniature worlds out of cut parchment. .

For a closer data analysis, the out-of-plane cuts were fitted according to the unified fit model [ 31– 31].

I was seeing art that touched me made out of cut-up newspapers.

She makes hers out of cut-up holey children's clothes, and sticks them in with the clothes wash every other day.

For example, in 1920, Enrico Prampolini (1894-1956) luxurinted in creating the bucolic "Landscape, White House with Brown Door" out of cut-and-pasted papers.

And I don't just necessarily mean as writers, but as technicians in terms of things like how we use the cameras to get you in and out of cut-scenes, the seamless interrelation of cut-scenes and the game, things like that.