Take the potatoes from the oven, and with a sharp knife, cut them in two, lengthwise.
Put two slices together, and, with a sharp knife, cut them in long strips.
Pare them, cut them in slices and remove the seeds.
When sheets or chamber towels get thin in the middle, cut them in two, sew the selvedges together, and hem the sides.
Open the oysters carefully, so as not to cut them, except in dividing the gristle which adheres to the shells.
The edges of the shirt-collar were a little frayed, so the scissors were brought to cut them smooth.
Besides this the managers bring up the fish from the boats, cut them open, prepare them, and have generally a great deal to do.
I had the raw hides put in the water in order to cut them in throngs proper for lashing the packages and forming the necessary geer for pack horses, a business which I fortunately had not to learn on this occasion.
Stone half a pound of very good fresh raisins, cut them in half, and dredge them well with flour.
Having skinned the moor-fowls, cut them up as for carving, and season them slightly with salt and pepper.
Cut them thin; remove the fat and bone, and trim them nicely.
Take four fine sweetbreads; cut them open; extract the gristle, and lay them in warm water till all the blood is soaked out.
Cut them four or five inches in length, remove the lower leaves, and set them two-thirds of their length in the earth.
Take one chicken or two squirrels, cut them up and put one-half gallon water to them.
Have two or three hard-boiled eggs, cut them in half and lay on the top of the head; set it in the oven to bake.
After plunging in boiling water, cut them in thin slices and fry in hot butter; add pepper, salt, and toss them for a few minutes in rich brown gravy.
Peel the cucumbers, cut them in slices slantwise, and salt them for two or three hours.
Cut them in four pieces, soak and wash them three or four times in lukewarm water, changing the water each time; press them with the hands to extract all the blood.
Another way of cooking them is to cut them in thin slices, and bake them on a bake-iron that is hot enough to bake cakes.
When we saw that they were really coming we threw ourselves into the saddles and galloped forward to cut them off.
I was bleeding from a dozen scratches, but I climbed to the summit of the ridge and dashed forward hoping to cut them off if they crossed below me.
Dropping behind the crest of the rise, I directed the lama to ride toward them from behind while we swung about to cut them off.
Cut some thin slices from a stale cake, cut them in shapes, dip them in milk, then fry them in butter; spread jam or marmalade on the top of each, and serve them.
Keep them in a warm window; cut them back; see that they are well watered; then take the cuttings when the time comes.
Choose some big sound potatoes, cut them in half and scoop out a little of the centre so as to form a cavity, blanch them in salted water and cook for a quarter of an hour in good white stock and a little butter.
If you like to add potatoes, cut them up, put them in the stewpan an hour before serving, and cook them with the meat.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cut them" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
