cut it a little fine in Czech

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Sentence patterns related to "cut it a little fine"

1. Fine, fine, but you will cut it off all the same.

2. Cut off a little piece and light it, it would heat up anything you wanted.

3. I cut a little each day.

4. Brass finishing Tools By Fine Cut

5. Anted is a cute fine little boy

6. Cut out the masses, she'll be fine.

7. Cut his little cock off and stuff it in his mouth.

8. Cut the cabbage into fine long shreds.

9. His fine dark hair was receding a little.

10. A 'Brunoise' is a mixture of vegetables cut into very fine dice

11. She felt fine except for being a little tired.

12. We could cut into the atrium a little bit.

13. The recording is arguably a little close but otherwise fine.

14. It's available in original fine cut and long cut, as well as in Copenhagen Pouches.

15. I would cut off your head, Dwarf if it stood but a little higher from the ground.

16. Porterhouse steak is so expensive, because it's considered a fine cut of beef.

17. There is little wastage from a lean cut of meat.

18. It would be easy to cut their threads any time with a little sharper blast from the north.

19. Because the dragon ate little children, a Uigur hero slew the dragon and cut it into eight pieces.

20. The word Ashlar refers to a fine-crafted stone, hewn or cut by hand

21. Bedazzling rosequartz cut lot fine quality weight 72.40 carats pcs 9 size rose quartz cut mixed shape GemSourceCorporation

22. I cut the little bounder and walked upstairs.

23. Brunoise is a French culinary term referring to a knife cut that means to first cut the ingredient into julienne and then into a fine dice

24. Two tomatoes cut in half and sprinkled with a little castor sugar.

25. He cut a little celebratory caper in the middle of the road.