Sentences with phrase «edges off»

Your choice of fabric is perfect and I really like how you finish all the edges off wonderfully.

On some areas, I even cut the stitched side edges off so the fabric would lay smooth.

Trim edges off each sponge, then cut each into 15 x roughly 5 cm squares.

To preserve your little one's artwork, simply cut the edges off the Ziploc bag and then peel off the top of the artwork.

MacInnis could knock the edges off the barn in Port Hood, Nova Scotia.

Cut the edges off the slices of sandwich bread and flatten with a rolling pin.

(I cut the log in half and then trimmed the rounded edges off to form a rectangle to make it easier.

Trim the edges off of the dough in order to make a circle.

As far as pie crust, I would cut the edges off to form a square from a circle and lay it down.

When the cookies have cooled, cut the edges off to make straight lines.

If you want neater edges, use a small upside down glass or cookie cutter to trim the edges off.

In fact it adds a few steps to the process (lubing the pods, having to work the cooked egg's edges off of the pod with a spoon, etc).

Cut the edges off the stalk (or peel the stalk), and then cut the stalks into even pieces (about 1/2 inch thick).

Trim the edges off the dough to make a perfect circle and gently press into pie pan.

Once the Vegan Cheesecake Brownies have set, I trim the edges off (edges always tend to be dry and I have a habit of throwing them away — entirely up to you!)

It seems to me that this is a serious oversight because by overlooking the influences on or precursors to Francis» «Gospel chivalry» the author misses a chance for further historical grounding that would take the edges off his rather idealised view of Francis as the original genius of the concept.

His specific stands received less attention than his brilliant use of «compassionate conservative» language to take the hard edges off his views.

Some people, however, would shave the edges off these coins so they could take the shavings and make additional coins.

«Merkel has come to terms with Trump being Trump, but she's trying to take the edges off,» he said.

The Fed's decision to edge off of a crisis - level rate policy was long anticipated and experts say this first rate hike in nearly a decade might not have much of an impact overall.

D.C. prices are high, but the capital helps take the edge off the high cost of living with plenty of free museums and monuments to keep you occupied.

This can take the edge off of a sudden trip to a new city, seeing friends or even leads that you didn't know were in the area.

NBC New York reported that part of one AirTrain edged off the rails between terminals B and C at about 3:30 p.m. ET.

Instead of the standard «I'd like to thank my vocal coach» fare, the TV audience and those in attendance at the the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles were treated to 10 minutes of free - form rambling, thanks in part to marijuana that West said he had smoked backstage «to get the edge off.»

Comedy can take the edge off a bad mood.

Or perhaps a quick cocktail to take the edge off?

Benchmark copper closed at $ US6807 per tonne, up 0.2 per cent, edging off a two - week low hit on Friday.

The main issue is that the rally completely took the edge off of any developing oversold condition, and that removes the hope for a near - term momentum reversal.

So again, Thursday's rally served to take the edge off of any emerging oversold condition, and that leaves the market even less likely to generate a favorable trend signal in the near term.

If his efforts keep the yen weak, he could take the edge off Japan's bitter territorial disputes with China, Korea and Russia.

To help alleviate some of these issues, McClung explains ways to take the edge off his purest prescriptions.

I've been using Acorns for about two months and it really takes the edge off of feeling I am doing absolutely nothing with the rest of my disposable income.

Investors arrive from secular bears really wanting to take the edge off.

Currencies also moved on the report, with the dollar edging off a 15 - month low.

I was like, «Ah, finally, something that takes the edge off.»

Since the nineteenth century, and especially in Marxist doctrine, it has been said that charity must give way to justice; indeed that charity, by taking the edge off the consequences of injustice, is the enemy of justice.

It has a sort of narcotic effect that for a moment distracts us from or takes the edge off the interior restlessness of our hearts.

As one wife put it, «To know that my husband cares about my fears helps take the edge off them.»

Who will tell them that comfort takes the edge off that Puritan commitment to accomplishment that is their birthright?

While I was «taking the edge off» of the pain and vulnerability, I was also unintentionally dulling my experiences of good feelings, like joy.

Some drink to take the edge off.

They take the edge off harsh reality temporarily, but in the long run make one's reality even harsher.

Nobody's judging anybody, everyone acknowledges that alcohol can take the edge off reality and make you feel more relaxed.

It takes the edge off the keenest minds.

And so we have typically taken the edge off of it by thinking of God primarily in ethical rather than aesthetic terms.

We are glad for even partial participation in a strength not our own that quiets our anxieties and takes the edge off our fears.

The ginger is so soothing for the digestive system, it's quite spicy though so it's nice to mix it with the lemon as the lemon really takes the edge off the spice.

It takes the edge off of any sugar crash I might otherwise have.

Even if you sneak a tiny sprinkling of sugar, this cereal will help take the edge off a too - early breakfast.

Ph - abulous Green: cucumber, celery, kale, romaine, parsley, apple, ginger, lemon In this greenest and least - sweet drink so far, the celery and parsley are prominent, but the apple takes the edge off everything.