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How To Use Trim back In A Sentence

  • Trim back fuchsias brought in from the garden and pot them up in a peat and sand mixture.
  • Take a look at what you're spending, and if there's more cash going out than coming in, trim back.
  • Some of it will be attached to green plants - this is a good time, for instance, to trim back heaths that have been blooming through the winter.
  • In February, you must trim back to a fat bud.
  • I know that we've got to keep the pressure on the Chinese government to trim back the amount of army-owned industry.
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  • It will not eliminate the need to trim back unrealistic promises to pensioners; no rich country can simply grow its way out of looming pension and health-care commitments.
  • The Supreme Court in recent years has taken steps to trim back the ability of prisoners to file successive habeas petitions.
  • I think there raises an interesting question; if it becomes profitable to unnecessarily trim back ground cover for fuel generation, might China face a wave of wide-spread top-soil erosion?
  • Trim back especially large holdings in any one stock.
  • The key is not to trim out all the lattes you drink, but instead trim back a few lattes a month.
  • In the annual and perennial border it is often enough to just deadhead plants, trim back spent foliage and remove the odd weed to free up your favourites.
  • The resulting fall in demand also forced other companies to trim back production and lay off workers.
  • Never trim back the long vines, though, even though they're not particularly attractive.

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