Sentence examples for wise cut from inspiring English sources

A month later, while reaching for salad at the postgame buffet in Kansas City, Wise cut his right middle finger on a pair of tongs.

Without his right-hand man, Gus Poyet, who will join Juande Ramos at Tottenham Hotspur this week, Wise cut a lonely figure in the technical area.

Together, like all great comedy teams — Martin and Lewis, Burns and Allen, Abbott and Costello — Morecambe and Wise cut a risible silhouette: they were a collection of physical and psychological opposites, which combined to present the world with a single comic psyche.

The avocado half will then have a center-wise cut through the pulp.

On balance, though, given the constraints on governing and the penny-wise cuts that the mayor inherited (as well as his self-inflicted scars), Professor Soffer corrects the scholars' calumny and elevates Mr. Koch to the Olympian heights that the survey reserved for America's greatest mayor.

Multiple comparisons between the factor-level means were made using the Tukey honest significant difference (HSD) adjustment of comparison-wise p-values to maintain an experiment-wise cut-off p-value of 0.05.

These subsequent tests used a stringent nominal (comparison-wise) cut-off (P = 0.01).

Make two width-wise cuts on the strip of dough.

Cutting hair is not something you can undo quickly (growing it out takes time) so it is wise to cut off lengths of an inch or so at a time rather than deeper, longer cuts.

Neither is it wise to cut out all fats.

In religion and in biography, some mysteries are best left unplumbed, and Uglow is wise to cut her speculation short.