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cut away

VERB
  1. move quickly to another scene or focus when filming
    `cut away now!' the director shouted
  2. remove by cutting off or away
    cut away the branch that sticks out

How To Use cut away In A Sentence

  • Some cut away after a while to cookery programmes and manga cartoons. Times, Sunday Times
  • Cut away the flesh of each mango from its stone in four segments. Times, Sunday Times
  • Hundreds of civilians helped in the search, using hacksaws to cut away metal sheeting trapping survivors and ropes to pull bodies from the wreckage, witnesses said.
  • Cut away the old foliage of Lenten lilies and epimediums so that you can see the flowers properly before the new leaves are produced.
  • Cut away, children! The motorcade is starting.
  • No one, as far as I know, has ever before cut away the wing of a submerged big jet.
  • Old plants can have all their leaves cut away to leave the flower stems naked and proud. Times, Sunday Times
  • Use a sharp knife to cut away the spare pastry.
  • As an auxiliary to the bilging by boring, the masts are often cut away under the pretence of making her "lie easy," or to prevent "thumping."
  • the rotted wood had to be cut away
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