Sentence examples for awkward cuts from inspiring English sources

The Salzburg performance, despite a series of awkward cuts, came close to the ideal.

Votta declared that "Amber Riley shines throughout the episode, but none more than here where she commands attention", and Sullivan called it a "nice rendition" that was nevertheless presented with "some incredibly awkward cuts from the original song".

This was a nice outcome because nothing is more ideally wearable and appealing than a sweatshirt, but it was also a little sad because I want sweatshirts with puffy arms and awkward cuts to be available to me as a "visiting my parents" closet choice, and not a replayed, overdone fashion thing.

His education there was not helped by the awkward cut-out shape at Citi Field, which he said turned fielding hits off the wall into a guessing game.

The chrome line surrounding those windows, shaped like a hockey stick, organizes the side view and draws attention away from the rather awkward cut lines of the rear doors.

Or do we mean the opposite: a film that reminds us with every awkward cut and jolting camera movement that what we are watching is not the literal truth?

Four of the biggest, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, are all struggling with mounting budget deficits and contemplating awkward spending cuts.

Now and then, they'd try a tentative swipe with the blade or an awkward down-cut with the axe.

The entire combination was winning, and the shrimp were fine, but they seemed laminated to the wooden skewers that pierced them and were impossible to extract and awkward to cut from around the skewer.

Twyman went from being an awkward player, cut three straight times by his high-school basketball team, to being a star for the University of Cincinnati, where he averaged 24.6 points and 16.5 rebounds per game as a senior, earning All-America honours.

You go from seeing a casual portrait of Charlotte Free in a hallway to an Asian man with a Hitler mustache and an awkward bowl cut, to someone climbing up a gravestone as if it were an unholy Kilimanjaro.