Sentence examples for trimming it off from inspiring English sources

"There's too much fat," she said, trimming it off, and then added, as if she'd failed to mention a crucial instruction, "You are aware that these are going to be served to people".

He has no plans to trim it off – "I'd feel rather naked" – although now he appreciates he is "just another prickly face in the crowd".

It seemed to Solly that her life had a lot of fat; the difficulty lay in finding a place to trim it off, when everything was connected to everything else.

If you get a piece that does have some, trim it off and discard it.

(If excess clay called flashing has squeezed out between the mold halves, trim it off with a blade or just smooth it down if possible).

Instead, wait until a friend can hold your puppy steady, so you have both hands free to localize the knot and trim it off safely.[1].

Gently pull the hair up and away from your body with one hand, then use the scissors to carefully trim it off with the other.

Venison is a naturally lean meat, but if you do see any visible fat on the outside of the roast, you should trim it off with a sharp knife before preparing and cooking the meat.

Use the white and tender green parts; when the stalk starts to look tough and unappetizing, trim it off.

If you have any excess on one side, trim it off.

If you see fatty food on the stroke victim's plate, trim it off.