Sentence examples for a month cut from inspiring English sources

Start by cutting off a few inches of your hair, and then once a month cut off ¼-½ an inch of hair.

While this is a bipartisan piece of legislation, the bill cut $90 a month in the food stamps program that will impact around 850,000 of the most vulnerable Americans, that's on top of the $11 a month cut that went into effect toward the end of last year.

After a month, cut the runner from the mother plant––use clean or sterilized garden snips to do this, so as to avoid introducing a disease at the cut site.

A Guardian Money analysis in April last year found that overpaying a £150,000 mortgage by £250 a month cuts eight years and six months off the 25-year term, and saves the borrower nearly £28,000.

April 1: 3M slashes global workforce by 1.5% (1,200 jobs) following a December cut of 2,300 workers.

OPEC officials and oil ministers again downplayed chances of a November cut on Friday, as they poured into the Egyptian capital for their informal meeting.

Lehman Brothers, in a report issued last month, cut its estimates for the division from 17 billion euros to 8.6 billion euros.

Secondly, we redefined treatment status by using a three month cut-off (that is, the treatment period was defined as a sequence of prescriptions without discontinuation within 92 days).

The cheap Chinese restaurant, the seventy-five-dollar-a-month apartment: "Cut corners and it'll always come back to bite you in the ass".

Using a 24 month cut-off for death from lung cancer, the AUC increases to 0.74 (P < 0.0001, 95 % CI: 0.67 to 0.80), suggesting increased accuracy at identifying early-stage patients at short term risk of cancer-related death.

Teaching with The Times Readad The New York Times each day over the course of a month and cut out any articles related to illnesses or diseases that affect wildlife.