Sentence examples for put a cut from inspiring English sources

Then she put a cut in the top of the paper and pulled again.

O'Neal, who devastated the Knicks with 17 points, 14 rebounds and 7 blocked shots and inadvertently put a cut above Marcus Camby's left eye, had a chance to put the Pacers ahead, but he missed 2 free throws on Indiana's next possession.

Put a cut flower in a pot or vase.

He put a cut-down three-wood in Danny's hands and poured out a bucket of balls.

Mr. Olney, an American painter who moved to Provence and became an almost cult culinary figure, gives a recipe for garlic chicken, instructing the cook to put a cut-up chicken in a casserole with 40 cloves of unpeeled garlic, two-thirds of a cup of olive oil, salt, pepper, dried herbs and a bouquet garni.

Therefore, here we put a cut-off and begin at rank 5000 (because this covers the top-quartile of the ~16000 genes into which our predicted genes mostly fall), and then go down until rank 0. This inverse plot helps to convey the idea that as we go down the ME ranks (i.e. with higher co-occurrence) the essentiality of gene B drops in cell lines.

Whatever you think of Rapha, the company's role in putting a cut of dash back into road cycling is undeniable.

A little tip is to put on your old glove and then put a cardboard cut out on top of your hand to protect if from the hot glue.

If someone wants to fake something they don't have to put a cardboard cut-out in the garden and hang it from the fishing line anymore". But what could explain the Solway Spaceman photo?

Ya gonna have dis rekkid fuh me, right!" Remarkably enough, about an hour earlier, I'd actually put a sealed cut-corner copy of a double album, "The Moments Greatest Hits" under "M".

At the 2010 election the Tories put a promise to cut NHS bureaucracy at the heart of their pitch to voters.