Scything

The fire department was scything through the wreckage to find survivors.

The athlete was scything through the water with her powerful strokes.

The carpenter was scything the rough edges of the wood.

The prosecutor was scything through the defendant's alibi, looking for inconsistencies.

The gardener was scything the grass in the park.

The hurricane was scything through the small town, leaving behind a trail of destruction.

The government was scything through the budget, cutting spending on several programs.

The chef was scything the vegetables for the soup.

The artist was scything through the layers of paint, revealing the hidden colors underneath.

The teacher was scything through the complex concept, breaking it down into simpler terms.

The makeup artist was scything the excess foundation from her face.

The cleaner was scything the dirt from the floor.

The doctor was scything through the infected tissue, trying to save the patient's life.

The writer was scything through the unnecessary details, sharpening the focus of the story.

The company was scything through its workforce, laying off hundreds of employees.

The coach was scything through the player's bad habits, trying to improve their performance.

The mechanic was scything the rust from the car's body.

The tailor was scything the excess fabric from the dress.

The butcher was scything the fat off the meat.

The soldiers were scything through the enemy's defenses, advancing towards their stronghold.

He was scything the grass around the trees in the park.

The dentist was scything the plaque from her teeth.

The scything of the grass left a neat, tidy edge along the garden bed.

Scything is an effective way to cut tall grass in large areas.

The sound of scything could be heard from the meadow.