Sentence examples for out of cutting from inspiring English sources

One is a market campaign to shift April out of cutting more natural forest.

But does a round of trying to talk homeowners out of cutting down a tree dispatch Mr. Almstead's ethical duty?

Mr. Abramovich and Mr. Berezovsky have lost much of their influence in the administration of President Vladimir V. Putin, who made a high-profile crusade out of cutting Yeltsin-era links between business and politics.

Ms. Allen, whose editing credits include "Bonnie and Clyde," says Fox had to be talked out of cutting the first scene, which showed Eddie Felson Mr. Newmann) working a hustle.

The private companies which run some of our prisons already make their profits out of cutting the wages and conditions of staff, undermining the professional approach needed if prison is to rehabilitate.

Your rocks will not be able to leave the room until three weeks old, so create a small bath for them out of cutting down a butter box (no lid) and laying the bottom with baby wipes to keep it soft and fresh.

Decoupage, also spelled Découpage, (French: "cutting out"), the art of cutting and pasting cutouts to simulate painting on a wood, metal, or glass surface.

The idea of cutting out wine, though, is impossible.

How did you land at this idea of cutting out parts of the canvas?

The point of cutting out carcinogens is to lower your risk of getting cancer.

The logic of cutting out middlemen – at least, uncooperative ones – has become irresistible.