cropped造句

The gardener cropped the hedges.

They cropped 15 acres with corn.

Sheep had cropped the grass (short).

All sorts of difficulties cropped up.

The tomatoes have cropped well this year.

Upswept roofs and parabolas cropped up on buildings.

There's another detail I love in this shot—the cropped foot.

Also on view are working prints, some of which reveal how the photographer cropped them.

What's more, it looks for patches cropped by rabbits that allow easy landing.

But with her cropped blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes, it was dad Brad Pitt who she most resembled.

Once you've cropped the screenshot, you'll be able to add annotations as before, all from a very nice UI.

There were rhyme schemes in his work, but usually just the sort that cropped up in ordinary speech.

A burly, square-chested man with a chiseled face and red hair, he kept his hair cropped in a buzz cut, giving him an air of military authority.

Those magical things can properly identify the faces of people wearing sunglasses or a scarf-and those in images cropped beyond recognition.

If you try to use an image at the native resolution, the results are going to be blurry and oddly cropped.

The photos were then cropped so that each POW’s image could be attached to counterfeit documents identifying him as a French worker in Germany.

I resized photos to make them smaller or larger and cropped a couple shots such as an image of a black leather bag with an unrelated text description below it.

As a result, a number of important memorabilia items have cropped up on the private markets over the last 13 years from the various' iconic 'episodes of her life.

A new user might still get an error message as shown in Figure 17-3, but at least some visual clues would show the reason the error cropped up.