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We recut it once in one take for sonic reasons.

Change the water and recut the stems every day.

Also have the inlet valve seats recut at the same time.

But the most important key to long vase life is to recut the stems under water after you get them indoors.

We recut the stone, made it cleaner and brighter.

"With antique pieces that have been worn, we recut them to match the original," he said.

The restorers recut the order of several entire scenes to make the dialogue match up.

After buying or picking flowers recut stems and place in cool, deep water, up to neck level for at least two hours.

I recut the pizza and slid pieces onto plates.

If you buy a Christmas tree, recut the trunk and immediately plunge in a bucket of warm water.

If a gap occurs at the front of the joint, recut the pieces to angles slightly less than 45 degrees.

It took me an eternity to recut the threads and reassemble the pump.

They decided to shift pitch down, which meant she had to recut all three crystals, but that way he'd have a major triad.

Apichatpong refused to recut the film and said he would withdraw it from domestic circulation.

I told them that if I bought the stone, I'd recut it and improve its value.

Curious to see what Lanois had in mind, Dylan agreed to recut the song.

I then totally recut the episode to fifty minutes, inserting the new footage.'

It had long been a practice at the Mint to recut unused dies at the end of the year to show the following year's date.

But the truth is, he had his jeans recut so that he had a really perfect butt.

Then he looked up at me and said the nib was blunt and had divided, would I recut it."

She recut the contents of nine boxes, twelve sets of crystal, blue, yellow, and rose.

Jeweler William Fals who recut the stone "died a ruined man."

There have been attempts to recut and film more scenes, but to date, the film has never been released.

I suggest he speak with the innumerable directors and producers who had to recut films by direction of the Ratings Board.