Sentence examples for who trimmed from inspiring English sources

Milliners were the ladies who trimmed frocks and hats.

Diego himself, whom I knew well and who trimmed Alberto's bronzes, saw the pieces of furniture that he designed as interior decoration props.

In taking the series finale, the Tigers kept some distance over the Indians, who trimmed one game off Detroit's lead over the past three days.

From 1957 to 1962 several million cadres in the countryside were replaced with hard, unscrupulous elements who trimmed their sails to benefit from the radical winds blowing from Beijing.

"Sure enough I find a couple of things in my meal plan that are out of whack," said Mr. Gramckow, who trimmed 10 pounds in less than a month.

Glenn Robinson scored 22 points and Ray Allen had 20 for the Bucks, who trimmed a 14-point third-quarter deficit to 3 points late in the fourth quarter before fading over the final three minutes.

A Remington consumer survey found that 63 percent of men regularly trim their ears, noses or eyebrows, fewer than those who trim groins (69 percent), but more than those who trim their heads (44 percent), chest (40 percent) or armpits (31 percent).

Her shifting positions on the issues have only reinforced an impression that she stands for nothing – a calculating robot who trims every word to the prevailing political winds.

He was different," Billy declares of the fastidious Englishman, who trims his toenails with silver-and-ivory-handled scissors before climbing into the saddle.

Hair cutters who trim clients' hair in private apartments may be in violation of state statutes, according to the New York State Department of State, which licenses hair stylists.

His example suggests that America may be saved from fiscal ruin, not by politicians who trim their sails at every opportunity, but by lawmakers with stiff backbones and unwavering convictions.