Sentence examples for skin cut from inspiring English sources

A boy offers a slice of thick skin, cut with his pocketknife.

It started rubbing very badly on the part of my foot that had been frostbitten and replaced with skin cut off my hip quite some years ago.

Long chunky fingers of water melon – with the skin cut off – were on sale dusted with salt and very finely powdered chilli and lime.

In front of the era's gossip columnists and paparazzi, the conquerors proceeded to break the scribes' fingers, slice their skin, cut off their heads and extract their hearts.

Drain off, then carefully remove the skin, cut them in half and squeeze out as many of the seeds as you can.

The chicken is crispy (if your children don't like dark meat, use breasts on the bone, with skin, cut in half) and there is lots of sauce and soft, delicious garlic to be soaked up by lots of rice.

Drain, slip off the skins, cut in half and remove the stones.

Once cooled, remove the skins, cut in half, take out the seeds and cut into 2cm dice.

Drain, peel off the skins, cut into chunks, then tip into a roasting tin along with the olive oil, garlic, thyme sprigs and rosemary.

A crowd of visitors, including children, watched as the carcass was skinned, cut up and fed to the lions.

Now, you've got to gently remove those skins, cut those peppers, and use a paper towel or spoon to gently scoop out the seeds.