Sentence examples for abrupt cut from inspiring English sources

Delay means that future generations of pensioners will find themselves short-changed through an abrupt cut in benefits.

Of course it does, especially in light of an abrupt cut to Prime Time, his crypto-funk band, in feverish midgroove.

His departure was equally abrupt, cut down by a heart attack when aged only 60 and seemingly still at the apogee of power.

Then came a lush, unsettled chord, played by the saxophone section with circular-breathing techniques, and an abrupt cut signaled by Mr. Smith.

This abrupt cut was made before the opening of Birthday, Joe Penhall's new play at the Royal Court, which concerns a man who gives birth.

While declining to say whether the abrupt cut to black meant that Tony Soprano had been killed, Mr. Chase said the meaning of the ending was "all there" in the episode.

It's based on a live studio jam; it begins with a false start, and it ends with an abrupt cut-off during a crescendo.

The decision gives notice that the 9pm watershed shouldn't be regarded as an abrupt cut-off point after which broadcasters can show anything they like.

Continuity had to take place through abrupt cuts.

Fans are accustomed to kitschy arrangements, abrupt cuts and sub-par sound systems.

Televised sport, with its abrupt cuts from wide to tight shots, is a different visual experience again.