• Placing diamanté clips and delicate barrettes add a sassy touch of glamour to hairstyles for the holiday.
• Live roses had been picked from the garden and were entwined in the pattern, along with jewelled clips and silk ribbons.
• I winced as they pulled and shaped, until my long curls were pulled into a low ponytail and a diamanté clip was attached.

Synonyms

• Keep it real with this great money clip.
• Somehow we were under the impression that money clips were old hat, replaced by wallets and purses.
• The tray includes a number of currency compartments, at least one of the currency compartments including a pivoting currency clip having an upward position.

• The sight of farmers clipping their sheep is another traditional rural sight which is becoming gradually less common.
• Farmers, who had to clip their sheep anyway at a cost of 50 pence per animal, would be paid for doing so, and would not be forced to burn the wool.
• If possible, bathe and clip your horse the day before you need to leave.

• Geraldine finished third in Paris in yet another personal best of 4.02.08, clipping a second off her PB in Brussels, which only saw her finish in sixth place.
• On his last outing he drove like a man possessed and clipped a tenth off the Brazilian's time to ensure an all-Ferrari barrier at the start of the race.
• Dr Roger Bannister clipped a second off the world record in a legendary 1954 race in Oxford.

• You can add pieces by hitting the ‘add’ button, and you can clip sections, links, forms, or pages.
• In this way a user can clip the section of a Web page that they are interested in (say a price, or some details which they will need to refer to later).
• We clip newspaper articles showing lengthy sentences for repeat offenders.

Synonyms

• And much as the Roman Empire had clipped their coins to create more money, the Fed was already undermining the gold standard.
• Counterfeiting or clipping the coinage was regarded as a heinous crime.
• In olden days, crooks used to shave or clip the edges of coins and then sell the shavings to a disreputable goldsmith or silversmith.

• ‘Enjoy your film,’ the attendants say nowadays, as they clip your ticket.
• The guard clipped the tickets, smiled and waved them through quickly.

• If the graphic is too large for the page it will be clipped, something you almost never want.
• it must be saved to the hard disk before you can clip the image.
• There are multiple ways to clip an image, many of them use the subset command.

• Normalization is a process that increases the peak amplitude of a signal to the maximum level before clipping.
• If the signal is clipped by the amplifier, unacceptable spectral leakage to the adjacent channels will occur.
• A traditional fuzz circuit boosts and clips the signal sufficiently to turn a standard sine wave input in to what is effectively a square wave output.

• The firm handles both sheep and cattle, at one time he had over 120,000 sheep and a clip of 80,000 pounds of wood was taken annually.
• More than 50 percent of the national clip will pass through their hands.
• Trevor says he's encouraging growers to sell parts of their clip rather than all of it as there's predictions the market will improve as demand grows.