“cut out”可以造什么句，cut out造句

You should cut out the unimportant details.

I cut out the article and pasted it in my scrapbook.

The shoemaker carefully examined the leather before starting to cut out the uppers.

The sugary aroma of his factory drew customers in, so he cut a hole in the wall to serve them and cut out the middlemen.

"The marks on the inside of one antelope jaw showed they cut out the tongue," White said.

Instead of developing a cow that doesn't fart quite as much, Mironov wants to cut out the cow altogether.

So don't worry that you're losing fitness, falling behind in your training, or that you're just not cut out to be a runner.

The mouth can either be satin stitched, drawn on with a pen or cut out of cloth scrap and glued on.

Once upon a time there lived a stone-cutter who went every day to a great rock in the side of a big mountain and cut out slabs for gravestones or for houses.

The most characteristic construction features have been cut out and laid bare. The old metal rafters have been painted white, contrasting sharply with the patina of the weathered walls.

The doctor cut out his tonsils.

She wants to Buy direct from the manufacturer and cut out the middleman.

The parcel she took him in the cells this time contained a lovely shirt cut into several pieces, and a pair of trousers with the crotch cut out.

I decided the best way was to cut out the logo on a milling machine. then mill a replacement piece out of another lid.

The zebra fish is one example: You can cut out about 20 percent of a zebra fish's heart, and the heart will grow back to normal.

When the team is kidnapped, the soldiers cut out the tongue of a local missionary as a way of silencing his prayers, and afterwards hold up the twitching bloody lump in glee.

Please cut out the expense in order to save the money.

Even if you just cut out a few small expenses, and used that savings to start investing in retirement, it makes a big difference.

But the governor has his work cut out.

This led him not to add to the language but to diminish it, to cut out redundant or"literary"words and get back to a simple but expressive vocabulary

We chase our dreams as if we were in a movie montage, with all the irrelevant, boring parts cut out.