Sentence examples for usually trimmed from inspiring English sources

For neatness the strands are usually trimmed down before the final tuck is made.

Mr. Sarier, a former assistant to designers like Emanuel Ungaro and Olivier Theyskens, favors a look that combines elements from couture and sport, meaning his evening dresses and jackets, sold at Barneys New York, are usually trimmed with a lot of hardware, drawstrings and zippers so they can be put together and worn in several different ways.

The gauzy draping that usually trims productions of "The Glass Menagerie" has been packed up and put away.

The usually trim and toned actor shows off a surprising new paunch in the film, or what everyone's now calling a "dad bod".

But the silhouettes are usually trim, and the colors range from purple paisley to midnight blue chalk stripe.

While pornstars come in a variety of shapes, colors, and looks, they are usually trim, fit, and in shape.

Much of her time in Walmart's produce department is spent trimming rotted leaves (small bunches of lettuce have usually been trimmed many times) and "crisping," a method of rehydrating limp greens so they appear to be fresh.

If he was home, Mr. Lewis was usually outside, trimming his flowers and keeping an eye on things.

Usually, analysts trim their current-quarter earnings predictions during that quarter by two to three percentage points, as the companies give clearer guidance on what to expect.

But on 100% Fresh, he's managed to take the anarchic nature and slacker approach of his early movies and albums and retrofit the humor for modern times, usually by trimming it down to the bare essentials.

The CAD models of relevant complex parts are usually defined using trimmed NURBS (non-uniform rational B-spline).