Sentence examples for trimming from from inspiring English sources

She made her début in fashion as a milliner who, in an era of exorbitant plumage, stripped the trimming from her hats, and went on from there.

But most of the programs and tax breaks that they suggested trimming — from farm subsidies to Defense Department bloat and the home-mortgage tax deduction — represent the American welfare state at its absolute worst.

But, when it comes to the works in the museum's collection, the Nativity has inspired a lot more than tree trimming — from Hans Memling's fifteenth-century Netherlandish masterpiece "The Annunication" to the "Epiphany" painted, circa 1320, by Giotto, who is widely considered the first artist of the Italian Renaissance.

A preliminary read trimming (from 50 to 43 bases) step was performed to discard poor quality bases that were abundantly detected in the 3′ terminal region.

Most concretely, Berman suggests "merely trimming from say 15 graduate seminars full of faculty research topics to 10 that focus more on student learning needs".

These RNA are encoded within introns of host genes and are released via post-transcriptional exonucleolytic trimming from the 5' and 3' ends of the debranched intron lariats [42], [44].

Can this be trimmed from the front?

That is almost how much Paterson wants to trim from NYSCA.

Also trimmed from the roster were catcher Robinson Cancel and pitchers Connor Robertson, Matt DeSalvo, Casey Fossum, Heriberto Ruelas, Kyle Snyder and Jon Switzer.

Roster size was trimmed from 20 to 16, with two reserve players and two developmental players.

It also meant that an additional $200 million would have to be trimmed from Enron's assets.