Description: A worker at the Fraser mill in Madawaska, Maine, is using a paper cutter to make a straight paper cut. |
In manner she was a little like Agatha Christie's detective, Jane Marple, apparently a bit sweet and scatty, in reality sharp as a paper cut. |
He took a sheet of graph paper cut it up and pasted down slightly turning on itself. |
The roof was made from sand paper cut and painted to resemble slates. |
To be courted with a fresh-nibbed pen, and paper cut sonnet-size, instead of by a live man, deserves rebuke. |
To dwell on the dearth of bonus material any further would be like rubbing poison oak into a paper cut. |