The Pinace drawing her boate after her, the Iauans presently leapt into it, and cutte a sunder the roape that helde it, which they immediately stole from vs, thrusting with their Speares in at the loope holes.
In thys fyghte the Indians slewe two of theyr Horses, and as the Spanyardes doe witnesse, at two blowes they cutte off a Horse head, bridle and all.
The Indians were so many, that if the Chrystians shoulde but onlye hauecutte their throtes without resistance, yet they had bin too few for that purpose.
And the corne accordinglye, was cuttedowne by the owner.
Wherefore (quoth he) if there be any man amonges you all in this company, that is disposed to hange himselfe, let him come betimes, before it be cutte downe.
Than as towchynge to the paynes that they ought to suffre paciently Valerius reherceth that a tyrant dide do tormente Anamaximenes & thretenyd hym for to cutte of his tonge.
And than hecutte the vygne/ And put this aboute the rootes therof.
Nother is it possible that they should, but other figures ther be, which maye cutte a circle in foure partes, as you se in this example.
H, being cutte frome his circumference, by the right line F.
And contrarie waies, if they make all their angles righte, then doth the longer line cutte the shorter in twoo partes.
For one circle maie crosse and cutte a great many other circles, yet can be not cutte any one in more places then two, as the fiue and fiftie Theoreme affirmeth.
E, and it will cutte the inner circle, as it doth here in the point C, from which pointe C.
In equal circles, equall right lines beinge drawen, doo cutte awaye equalle arche lines frome their circumferences, so that the greater arche line of the one is equall to the greater arche line of the other, and the lesser to the lesser.
To cutte of from a circle appointed, a portion containyng an angle equall to a right lyned angle assigned.
Quite a number of cures were effected, the most interesting being that of one of Nicot's own cooks, who "hauing almost cutte off his thombe with a great Chopping Knife ran unto the said Nicotiane and healed it"!
Page 948 H to leave alone habandonner to have plentie habonder to cutte small hacher to haunte hanter to be sonne burnde hasler to plucke up ll.
Hys head and hys handes were cutte of: In the whyche sentences the verbe agreeth wyth the nexte.
Consicio, contrary to Epenthesis, is when somewhat is cutte of from the myddeste of the worde, as: Idolatry for Idololatry.
Where adulterie is cutte of, there many detestable vices, [Sidenote: Catos sen- tence vpon adulterie.
Cicero died by the com- maundement of Marcus Antonius: by Herenius his hedde was cutte of, and sette in Marcus Antonius halle.
His handes also were cutte of, with the whiche he wrote the vehement Oracions against Marcus Antonius.
The head was duly "cutte off" in the year 1587 and caused a war with Spain.
For eighteen years she remained in England, plotting forever and a day against the woman who had given her shelter and who was at last obliged to follow the advice of her trusted councilors "to cutte off the Scottish Queen's heade.
It were well done to cutte of hys eares, sayeth an other.
Gineura duryng al this time tooke no reste, deuising howe shee myghte cutte of cleane hir loue entertained in Dom Diego, after she knewe that hee carryed the hawke on his fyst: beyng the onely instrument of her frensie.
No, no (my maysters of Nocera,) it is hyghe tyme to cutte of the Hydra hys heads, and to strangle hym wythin hys Caue.
After that, turne downe the head of the hiue on the ground, and with a sharpe knife cutte the crossed stickes asunder in the Hiue, or plucke them forth with your hand.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cutte" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
