Sentence examples for a stark cut from inspiring English sources
Before that, there was the skeletal Ima Read by Zebra Katz, a stark cut whose malevolence and enthusiasm for the word "bitch" comes directly from New York's black and Latino ball culture, the same demi-monde from which Madonna once derived inspiration for Vogue.
Matt: And what a stark cut it is, as if every ounce of hopefulness has dissipated along with Andrew's life.
An agency told to cut $9.2 million from its budget faces a stark choice: cut $8 million worth of salaries and have the last $1.2 million credited to it, because of lower fringe benefit costs, which do not actually come out of the agency budget; or cut $9.2 million within its budget by trimming supplies, rent and contracts.
First, there are the fruits of Kode9's trip to Japan with Boiler Room, then there's a stark new cut from Struction on R&S, followed by a typically intricate number from David August.
She took seemingly stark cuts and gussied them up with ruffles that were fleetingly visible.
Mr. Miller, who has proposed stark cuts in federal spending, defeated Ms. Murkowski by about 2,000 votes out of about 100,000 cast.
Apart from one Christian Lacroix couture outfit, the clothes mostly have a stark simplicity in cut.
"We haven't had such a stark and clear-cut choice in a long time".
The chief inspector of prisons, Nick Hardwick, issued a stark warning that cuts had left the system so stretched that more inmates were killing themselves or getting deliberately sent to punishment blocks to escape crowded conditions.
At the weekend, the chief inspector of prisons, Nick Hardwick, issued a stark warning that cuts had left the system so stretched that more inmates were killing or injuring themselves, or deliberately getting sent to punishment blocks to escape crowded conditions.
Doubles from $249 On a particularly bustling commercial stretch of Division Street, in the hip Wicker Park neighbourhood, this hotel's spacious guestrooms cut a stark yet welcome contrast to the action outside.
