Sentence examples for slow cut from inspiring English sources

She is a beginner, too slow: "Cut it!

And, whenever I desperately wanted to walk--usually as I approached a hill--Nancy would suddenly materialize at my elbow, encouraging me to "take it slow, cut your steps in half".

If the water flow from the bottom of the 2-liter is slow, cut a bigger hole, but it should always be small enough to cap with your finger so the container can be filled.

If that is too slow, cut a good deep groove, hoping for 1/3 of the stone thickness in depth, but you may succeed with a groove as deep as 1/4 of the stone's thickness.

"Alix calls me Slow Cuts," Miller said.

Flandez, however, enjoyed their dancing and wrote, "The strong holds, the slow cuts, the perfect swivel of hips and the lean-to's were mesmerizingly seductive".

As a general rule, faster cuts will preserve the structure and appearance of your bamboo better than slow cuts.

3. The word that changes the debate: stimulus When Miliband is asked what his alternative to Cameronism is, his answer is disconcertingly flat – cut slower, cut gentler, cut less.

Avoiding layoffs as production slowed cut into productivity, which grew at a 2.2percentt annual rate in the fourth quarter, down from 8percentt a year earlier.

You've got industry figures, the International Monetary Fund and even senior members of the cabinet doubting the government's Plan A economics while calling for more investment and slower cut backs.

Michael Ordoña of the Los Angeles Times gave it a positive review, noting the slower cut of the film and saying "the action is easier to read than in most films of the genre, and therefore more enjoyable.