Sentence examples similar to always cutting short from inspiring English sources

Nor will I say anything about his erratic economic management, always trusting that a new rubric would lift the island once and for all up from underdevelopment while, at the same time, always paranoiacally cutting short any emergence of a prospering middle class if it wasn't linked to his political-ideological-familial faction.

He returned three days later, cutting short his trip.

She started going blonder and I started cutting shorter.

Someone is always cutting your copy.

As a trainer, Polamalu said: "He's always cutting edge.

But those devices aren't always cutting edge.

It seemed that Josephine was always cutting herself.

Go slowly, being careful and always cutting away from yourself.

"Because if you don't have the high expectations you're always going to be cutting yourself short.

"Flops are almost always from cutting corners, from falling short on fundamentals," Jim says.

"We want to have the coolest new stuff on the market and always offer cutting edge new ideas". That ethos has produced an eclectic range of designs, including tie-dye shorts, sport utility shorts and a pair made from tuxedo fabric.