Sentence examples for being cut a bit from inspiring English sources

Taxes are being cut a bit.

Not on that pitch, surely boys, at least use a pitch that has been cut a bit.

They need to drop any suggestion that all we'll do is cut a bit slower than the Tories.

A planned year-long honeymoon around the world was cut a bit short by the arrival of Michael Rolf, who was later joined by a sister, Margaret Karen.

For that reason, home secretaries can sometimes be cut a bit of slack about something unforeseen like a prison escape for which they are nominally responsible.

Interest rate are as low as they can go, except in the ECB where they could be cut a bit; but inflation is above target in the euro-zone (a surprise 3% number was released on Friday).

The movie, which appears to have been cut a bit, has a jerky, muddled ­narrative as it jolts from the remote moor to the digitally created Victorian London where hairy Del Toro mangles asylum doctors and menaces helmeted bobbies.

And to compensate for smaller average returns, funds may be tempted to multiply their stake by borrowing more money, increasing their risk.The inflationary impact of fresh demand is cut a bit because plenty of established hedge funds have closed their doors to new investors.

I saw this moment occur because I was looking for it, and though others might not have been able to identify what they were seeing as this exact sentence, it was a successful button to the performance (even if it was cut a bit short by a light cue).

They should be cut a bit like fringe.

Wearing skirts and dresses that are cut a bit closer won't make it look like your legs are being swallowed by fabric.