Whittle

The composer added a subtle whittle to the melody, making it more lively.

The marathon runner had to whittle away at his time to qualify for the Olympic trials.

She decided to whittle her wardrobe down to just the essentials.

The carpenter had to whittle down the wooden door to fit the new frame.

The chef taught us how to whittle vegetables into intricate designs.

The artist used a whittle of clay to create the delicate figurine.

The hiker found a whittle of moss growing on the side of the tree.

The carpenter selected the best whittle to fit into the furniture's joint.

She collected a whittle of shells from the beach to use in her crafts.

The tailor used a whittle of fabric to patch the tear in the shirt.

The carpenter used a whittle of wood to make the intricate design on the door.

The hiker used his pocket knife to whittle a stick into a spear for protection.

The company had to whittle its staff to cut costs.

She would whittle her anxiety by practicing deep breathing techniques.

He had to whittle down the list of applicants to the top three candidates.

He would whittle down the pile of books by reading a chapter every night.

The children were fascinated by the whittle and asked their grandfather to show them how to use it.

The chef used a whittle to carve intricate designs into the fruit garnish.

The park ranger confiscated a visitor's whittle, deeming it a potential safety hazard.

He always carries his trusty whittle in his backpack during camping trips.

The hiker used his whittle to fashion a makeshift shelter out of branches and leaves.

The boy was scolded by his teacher for bringing a sharp whittle to school.

The whittle slipped out of his hand and he cut his finger.

The blades of the whittle are small and sharp.

The woodcarver used his whittle to create intricate designs.

The band added a new whittle to their latest song, giving it a fresh sound.

The jazz musician improvised a whittle during his solo, showcasing his talent.

He likes to whittle small figures out of sticks.

The child used a whittle of paper to make a tiny boat.

The singer's unique whittle on the classic tune brought the audience to their feet.

The guitarist's whittle in the bridge was unexpected but fitting.

The chef shaved a whittle of truffle onto the dish, giving it a rich, earthy flavor.

The grandfather taught his grandson how to whittle during their weekly visits.

She spent hours sharpening her whittle before beginning her woodcarving project.

The child picked up a whittle from the ground and used it as a wand.

The artist used a whittle to create intricate designs on the wooden frame.

She used a whittle to create wooden decorations for the Christmas tree.

The DJ's whittle on the remix made it a club favorite.

The scout taught the new members how to whittle sticks for roasting marshmallows.

Grandpa likes to whittle wood into funny faces.

He picked up a whittle of bark from the ground and used it to start the fire.

He sharpened his knife to carve a whittle from the branch.

The boy used his pocket knife to create a whittle from the stick.

The sculptor would whittle the wood into shape before adding the final details.

The team had to whittle their presentation down to fit within the allotted time.

She managed to whittle away her debt by taking on extra shifts at work.

The chef would whittle the vegetables into intricate shapes to garnish the dish.

The carpenter always carries a whittle in his tool belt for fine-tuning his work.

She gifted her nephew a small whittle set for his birthday, hoping to inspire his creativity.

He always carries a whittle in his pocket when he goes camping.