Snip off the edges of the pockets, too, for extra fraying.
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Snip off a small part of that corner with scissors. 9.
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Snip off that corner with scissors, creating a small hole for piping.
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You can't snip off a chunk and quote it for the reader.
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Most of them just snip off parts of Corinna's outfit, afraid to do any real harm.
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You'll still need to snip off the pointed petal tips to keep from scratching yourself while eating.
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Snip off a piece of duct tape with scissors, then press it on the scraped part of the disc.
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They used shears to snip off the sofa's cover before tearing apart the wooden frame to free the boy, who emerged unharmed.
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If you want to go shorter, simply snip off the next layer, remembering that the widest circle should remain on the bottom.
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Next, use pliers to snip off the extra ring at the top of the rock, and thread gold cord through the remaining loop.
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You can snip off the beginning or end of the selected clip by tapping the Edit button, moving the sliders on either end and tapping the Done button.
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The poorer an area is, he says, the more likely a flat there houses people paid to store weapons or, say, to snip off countless match heads to make bombs.
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For large artichokes that are to be steamed whole, most cooks snip off the sharp tips of each petal with kitchen shears and cut off a portion of the top.
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"It allows the election results to be applied almost retroactively, to snip off activity that happened at the end of the last administration," said Adam Levitin, a law professor at Georgetown.
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Spoon filling into the bottom corner of a plastic bag, snip off the tip of that corner to create a small hole, and pipe mixture through the hole into the strawberries. 4.
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Snip off a piece of one of Erlich and Grass' 3D-printed rabbits, and you could make an exact copy by accessing the DNA interspersed in its plastic, where its blueprint is stored.
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Workers stand shoulder to shoulder in the steamy processing rooms, each taking a few seconds to put the ducks on hooks, snip off the head or feet, strip the neck, vacuum-seal the breasts.
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It's very simple, actually: Connect a pair of earbuds that include a microphone into your 3.5mm audio jack, then snip off the earbud with the mic on it — usually the right one — just below the mic.
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One day, during art class, the girl felt a little tug at the end of her ponytail, and looked around to see that Vic had used his art scissors to snip off a piece of her dark hair.
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Most keep a safe distance from the border fence, but small groups of young men have pushed to the front lines to snip off pieces of the structure with wire cutters, or hurl flaming tires, firebombs and stones toward the Israeli troops.
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Here's how it could go: Some day in the future, it's routine for every young woman of a certain age—for argument's sake, let's say 21—to undergo a procedure to snip off a piece of tissue from one of her ovaries.
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Grovemade Task Knife I used to reach for some scissors or my trusty switchblade or really anything sharp when I needed to open a package, snip off a label and so on, but Grovemade has replaced them all with this beautiful, elegant little object.
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The comatulid Florometra serratissima, in the north east Pacific, has been reported as being preyed on by the graceful decorator crabDecorator crabs are reported to snip off crinoid arms for use as camouflage. Hugh B. Cott, Adaptive Coloration in Animals, Oxford, 1940. p 360. Oregonia gracilis and the sunflower seastar Pycnopodia helianthoides.
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If there is a healthy leaf with some blemishing, you can successfully cut off only the blemished parts and trim the leaf to a normal shape. With regards to flowers, snip off individuals as they finish, then snip the whole stem off at the base once the last flower on that stem is spent. Cut flowers: Streptocarpus flowers also make excellent cut flowers, especially the long-stemmed varieties. They last well.
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During her first divisional banquet she salutes a bemused Major Frank Sherwood when he was notifying Trevor about being accepted into jump school. In Season 5 she talks the housing officer into reviewing hers and Trevor's housing situation by using his rank and her friendship with Claudia Joy Holden, much to Trevor's embarrassment. In Season 3 Trevor brings home Lucky, a dog Jeremy Sherwood managed to smuggle out of Iraq with the help of friends. Roxy is initially furious, especially after Lucky accidentally runs past and bumps into her and while she was trimming her hair, causing her to snip off a significant portion.
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1916 disinfected PoW cover from interned Russian in Linz handstamped Desinfizirt Disinfected mail or fumigated mail is mail that has had some form of disinfection or fumigation applied to it by postal authorities, with the intention of preventing the spread of epidemics via letters sent from infected areas. The usual practice was to puncture the envelope with small holes, often in a grid pattern, or to snip off one or more corners, in order to let the fumigation gases in. In addition, a special postal marking may note the disinfection process. The process did not necessarily have a scientific basis; the practice dates from before an understanding of the cause of contagious diseases, and the fumigant was as likely to be based on folklore.
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