Carves

The host usually carves the roast at the table.

He carves wood.

He carves and sells wooden bowls.

He sits all day long in the back yard and carves spoons, plates and statues.

Farmers are bearing the brunt of the devastation the feral pests leave behind. The pigs are drawn to the sweet taste of sugarcane, while their incessant foraging carves up cultivated land and uproots plants.

Tina Kannapel carves, sculpts and sells about 1,600 eggshells a year. She buys infertile eggs that have already been emptied — from bird breeders.

The river carves its own path.

The river carves its way through stone.

The river flows gently, yet carves deep.

He carves sculptures from found objects.