| Upon seeing the clean-cut boy jogging toward her, she stood up from her seat on the edge of the empty fountain. |
| But the case manager is not present when two clean-cut young men in suits happen to knock on his apartment door the following week. |
| Incised wounds have clean-cut, straight edges and generally are free of abrasion or contusion. |
| She was sure they had once been clean-cut, but frequent wear gradually eroded away the edges. |
| Cut a piece of fabric with the tip and along the blade, looking for a clean-cut edge. |
| It's the same dry, clean-cut, bright, energetic world that drew Stravinsky to a later Italian composer, Pergolesi, in Pulcinella. |
