用“cutting into”造句大全，cutting into造句

His head fell downward once more until he could feel his sharp chin cutting into his chest.

The Twin Towers, like two sharp swords cutting into the sky, became America's symbol of wealth superiority.

Their camera lenses are like the cold and indifferent scalpel of an inexperienced surgeon cutting into the still-warm flesh of human grief and suffering.

Turn it 90 degrees and it's much easier to opposably tap at the thing, but then the somewhat sharp edges on the skinny side start cutting into your palms.

Development of urban areas is increasingly cutting into grassland habitat.

Also, make sure that the waistband of the jean is not cutting into your flesh.

To prepare(poultry or meat) by cutting into pieces and stewing in gravy.

Finally, with the handles of both her bags cutting into her hands, she said to the woman, "When is the next flight back to Panama?"

Now they are thinking about cutting into real flesh as they debate the Strategic Defence and Security Review, due in October.

New roads are cutting into the green belt.

Treatment consists of cutting into the wall to drain the pus and giving antibiotics.

The result shows that cutting into the outburst coal seams is quite possible to cause accident, which has been verified by practice.

Cool the brownies before cutting into squares.

The act or procedure of cutting into the trachea through the neck, as to make an artificial opening for breathing.

The point he is making today is that nothing has changed: the pioneer of online retailing is still having to place big bets on the future, cutting into profit margins and unnerving some investors.

The laser's first big successes in medicine came from performing operations inside the eye without cutting into the eyeball.

The filing sheet can be detached for washing by a fingernail cutting into the pit (4).

Since cutting into tempered glass causes it to break, each sheet must be polished and drilled for the connecting fittings before it is tempered.

move in a way resembling that of a plow cutting into or going through the soil.