How to pronounce “carve” in English

carve out time for because when you write it's not like oh I'm going to write for 4 hours and I can guarantee

carve out and make what the future is for ourselves.

Carve it deep and leave it in a desert.

carve back their uh missile systems so

carved alabaster throne, the oldest in Europe.

You carve teeth and wax, you know?

A carve out in the airspace for people who are developing new vehicles and new control systems for vehicles.

To carve the wood that goes into all good toasters from the tree.

a carved stone or you find a stone with inscriptions on it, or anything with engravings, bring it and place it in this corner of the school.

have carved through the snow, they are so big that you have trouble seeing where you have to go.

Raymond Carver used to get his books from his publisher just published, and he would take out pencil and start correcting the finished book.

and carved it out.

And carved into a bangle, broke it, and then fixed with gold plates.

not carved into anything at all.

Raymond Carver wrote, "To Nick.

We carved out the hill, and that's where we built our humble abode.

We carved out our own space for womanhood together.

And carved in the back of that chair that Washington sat in was a sun.

Charles Carver is a researcher in Florida who with his colleagues developed this mechanism called criterion velocity

and then carve the very ice that you're standing on and just hope to heaven that it doesn't sink.

Do you carve out time to actually create new dishes, or--

I'm going to carve out five minutes a day starting today to do that.

I needed to carve out my own path.

And they carve up Europe, Eastern Europe, between them, Poland, notably.

you just need to carve out like 10, 15 minutes and you can end up with something you can reuse like leftovers the next day

But I think we carve the chapters up into themes, but really, a lot of the stories would fit in any chapter

We do not carve wood.

have been able to carve out a role for themselves in that environment.

The first person to carve a knife or a weapon out of an obsidian stone must have had something in mind.

How do you carve out restaurant identities on the ones that you have?

How do I carve out-- what do you mean?

Sonya wanted to carve out a second career as a photographer, and she had been on a chase boat the previous day in Pensacola Bay,

How do you carve it?

And the we carve out subjects.

And you model and carve all the details in the wax.

And they also carve out for themselves all sorts of different small time entrepreneurial niches.

and they'd carve off the bark and take a scribe and carve numbers into the side of the tree.

basic sense that if carve up and divide and separate power

ways to carve it back to make it apply where there's a real need for it to apply and I think there's a need to it

trying to carve a Goldilocks, middle of the road approach between sweat shops that are

I'm going to carve out more time and I'm going to go wait for the bus.

Gargantuan gorges carved millions of years ago by rushing rivers, and earthquakes that trigger hundred-foot waves.

I wish I'd carved my name into it back then.

Because he's carved out his own career by making as opposed to buying.

And the bridles are carved out of wood with, again,

He's a guy carved out of marble.

And so he carved all the elements out of blue Styrofoam.

want Kurdish-controlled territory carved out of their national borders, particularly if Kurdish-controlled territory happens to have a lot of oil

But big science has carved out more of a place for itself, big project driven, that's a little more industry like, occurs at a place like the Broad,