"Lopper" Example Sentences
1. I can't find the lopper to prune these bushes.
2. The lopper's blade was dull and needed sharpening.
3. My neighbor borrowed my lopper and forgot to return it.
4. The gardener used a lopper to trim the tree branches.
5. The lopper made quick work of cutting through the thick shrub.
6. He swapped out his old lopper for a new, more efficient one.
7. The lopper's handle was broken and needed to be replaced.
8. She struggled to use the lopper on the high branches.
9. The lopper's rusted blade made cutting difficult.
10. He held the lopper steady while she cut through the thick stem.
11. My dad suggested investing in a good quality lopper for the garden.
12. The lopper was too heavy for her to handle comfortably.
13. They used the lopper to trim the hedge into a neat shape.
14. The lopper's cutting blade was longer than anticipated.
15. She accidentally left the lopper in the rain and now it won't work.
16. He discovered a hidden lopper in the shed and put it to use.
17. The lopper's non-slip grip was helpful on a hot and sweaty day.
18. She couldn't get the lopper to cut through the thick tree limb.
19. They each took turns holding the lopper and making the cuts.
20. The lopper was too short to reach the high branches.
21. He used the lopper to create a trellis for the climbing plants.
22. The lopper's blades needed oiling to work properly.
23. She wrapped her hands around the lopper and squeezed to make the cut.
24. He bought a lopper with an adjustable handle to fit his height.
25. The lopper was the perfect tool for shaping the topiary into a neat ball.
26. She struggled to carry the heavy lopper back to the shed.
27. The lopper's safety lock prevented accidental cuts.
28. He used the lopper to prune the grapevine and encourage growth.
29. The lopper's curved blade made it easier to cut through irregular branches.
30. She felt a sense of satisfaction after completing the task using just the lopper.
Common Phases
not prune trees with excessive moisture; always wear protective gear when using
loppers; keep
loppers clean and lubricated; inspect
lopper blades for any damages or rust; make sure the cutting blades are sharp before use; use the correct size of
loppers for the job; follow the recommended cutting techniques; cut at the right angle to prevent damage to the tree; avoid cutting live branches too close to the trunk; cut dead or diseased branches as soon as possible.