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He used to wear it much fuller, much curlier . You know, so eventually, you know, we started cutting it lower and lower.

There is all the new calico there that was bought last week, not touched yet. I almost broke my back by cutting it out.

The child fell , striking his head against the door and cutting it .

I said that cutting it short might make it a less good film - there's always a balance.

The length of the wick is limited. Do not cut it too often. We suggest cutting it every three month.

They make a horrible mess of it cutting it smaller and smaller and giving it no shape at all, but they thoroughly enjoy it.

The child fell, striking head against the door and cutting it.

That is better than cutting it like a cake, because deep slices cause resentment among the sliced and complacency elsewhere.

Never bite straight into a roll , and refrain from cutting it in half and buttering.

The chickens are fed large doses of antibiotics all the time, the manager said, because cutting it off would kill them immediately.

he said this because Nasreddin was sitting on the branch and cutting it at a place between himslf and the teunk of the tree.

If the tortoise once tucks in its limbs, you cannot make it bring them out even by cutting it into four pieces.

On deck we had an aluminium pole and, after cutting it to an appropriate length, lowered it to the swimmers.

I was knocked over and fell against the door , striking my head and cutting it badly . The pain was very sharp.

Gravitational interactions eject it from the core, cutting it off from its reservoir of gas and leaving it permanently stunted.

I fell, striking my head against the door and cutting it.

Clean the green onion and pat the piece of green onion before cutting it into long strips; clean the ginger and slice it.

Are we treating cancer by cutting it out?

If required: enlarge the exit opening for the intraoral tip by cutting it with a scalpel.

He cited the "presidential" election fiasco , for example, Frank Hsieh lashed out with his cutting, it would defeat.

A knife should be as sharp as a razor or it mashes and bruises food rather than chopping or cutting it.

paper made from the papyrus plant by cutting it in strips and pressing it flat; used by ancient Egyptians and Greeks and Romans.

After watching the grass grow wild in his garden for several weeks , Dick finally got around to cutting it .

I remember thinking at the time she was cutting it rather fine.

The backlog is so large that Boeing is increasing its workforce at Puget Sound, not cutting it.

Yes, I agree that there are risks to cutting the fiscal deficit too slowly. However there are also risks in cutting it too fast.

In one Jiangsu town, a watermelon exploded as an elderly woman was cutting it open.

The two commanders made contact south of Suchow and ringed the whole area, cutting it off from Nanking.

So when Mr Obama appointed his bipartisan commission on deficit-cutting, it seemed a token gesture.

the test is tomorrow morning , we haven't started study yet , that's cutting it too close .

After cutting, it polishes the notches by heating at high temperature.

Typically you open an avocado by cutting it in half and twisting.

Straighten out the material before cutting it.

Usage: We waited patientlyforthe jello to congeal before cutting it into fun shapes with cookie cutters.

So the high-frequency output can be obtained by cutting it and then using a transform method.

e. g. Put the bread on the board before cutting it.

They have cut down a tall tree and now they are cutting it up.

For the Lord will execute His word upon the earth, accomplishing it and cutting it short.

Paper tooth row fixed in batch delivery chain, in order to ensure the precision die-cutting, it must remain in the exact location.

The test is tomorrow morning and we haven't even started study yet, that's cutting it too close.

You can make a magazine rack from a large cereal box by cutting it on a diagonal on both sides and sort lids by size.

How can you make a rope shorter without cutting it?

If we only allow five minutes for catching our train, we'll be cutting it too fine.

the cloth instead of cutting it with scissors?

Your brother's cutting it close.

The teacher gives more homework to the student who has bad grades instead of cutting it down.

A cut and blow is when the hairdresser washes your hair before cutting it and then blow dries it afterwards.

That's cutting it close because the deadline for collecting $354 million in federal money to implement congestion pricing is Monday.

And we worry that shaving or cutting it will make hair grow back thicker or darker or coarser.

I'm not going shopping today. I won't get paid for three days and I'd be cutting it close if I bought anything.

Pruning seems to be destroying the vine, the gardener appears to be cutting it all away;

and let him take them to the priest, who will first give the sin-offering, twisting off its head from its neck, but not cutting it in two;

they ' re opening my head up , and cutting it out

Asphalt cutting it vertically and horizontally, the telecommunications network extending in all directions;

I relly really don't think your cutting it out

We all think eating fruits means just buying fruits, cutting it and just popping it into our mouths. It'