Sentence examples for some snips from inspiring English sources

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(Almost perfect: being on basic cable requires some snipping of language here and there).

But Dr. Porteus noted that even the most carefully designed zinc fingers seemed to do some snipping away from their target site, a potentially serious safety problem.

Then it's basically some snipping, soldering, and drilling.

Some unadvertised snips of green bean and asparagus add interest, not that any is needed.

If you want large eyes, make some serious snips.

Metal or plastic outside corner beads come in 10 foot (3 m) segments, so you'll probably need some tin snips to cut them down to size.

Its files grew in number and in girth, as the Blumbergs and some employees snipped and filed pictures of everything.

(This produced a snippet, a tiny piece of a thing, later extended to a short bit of prose or, in Dryden's use, "some small snip of gain").

Trim the stalks and remove any tough outer leaves (even the smallest artichokes tend to have some), then snip off any spiky tops.

No bodices rip in "The Duchess," an overstuffed, intellectually underbaked portrait of a poor little rich girl, but Ralph Fiennes does take scissors to Keira Knightley's unmentionables for some shivery snip-snip.