Sentence examples for trim from high-quality English sources.

• Even in base-trim, the Macan is a riot to drive.

• Trim the tops, cutting off any fronds and reserving for later.

• …of heel (sideways inclination) and trim (endwise inclination).

• Trim the endives of their bottoms and remove the leaves in their entirety, one by one.

• Trim away any excess from the marzipan along the top of the cake.

• My test vehicle was a 2020 Soul GT-Line, the high-performance(ish) trim level.

• Underneath all the piano-black trim, however, is a huge amount of very handy storage space.

• • You need to trim the potatoes so they are about uniform in size, but don’t obsess over it.

Use trim in a sentence.

• Trim the windows if the mixture has spread and sprinkle the crushed sweets into the windows.

• Some popular modern dresses have used both trim and color to create horizontal and vertical lines.

• The Black Badge trim caters to the newest generation of "super-luxury" consumers, according to the automaker.

• According to Hyundai, the new Sonata Hybrid gets 686 miles of range and an EPA-estimated 52 mpg in its Blue trim.

• Bill Negotiation is included in a Trim Premium membership, so you won't have to pay 33% on top of the annual membership fee.

• There will be a total of 15 different trim combinations, with the range-topping Limited HEV hybrid version starting at $37,350.

• If your pet needs an incentive, you don’t have to risk your safety by slathering your head in peanut butter to trim their nails.

• It comes with an adjustable comb that covers the trimmer blade that you can adjust to four different trim lengths, or you can remove it entirely for a closely-cropped trim.

trim sentence examples

• By disabling the electronic trim system — thus preventing MCAS from adjusting the trim — the pilots would also deactivate the motor that could help them turn the trim wheel.

• The uptick in price was $15,000, much of which was worth it, though the only extras offered for this trim were stuff like Nappa leather seat trim and a head-up display, as well as second-row seats that were heated and cooled.

• Special equipment includes mooring winches to ensure accurate positioning of the ship under cranes in port and special tanks to list (tip) and trim (level) the ship to permit a symmetrical loading or unloading without excessive list or trim.

• Importantly, the median number of publications for those interventions in which trim and fill suggested publication bias was higher (27) than those in which publication bias was not found (10.5), suggesting that when publication number is small the trim-and-fill approach may lack statistical power compared with Egger regression.