Sentence examples for being truncated from inspiring English sources

But these days that old dictum is being truncated to just "greedy" by some Goldman critics.

I seem to remember reading about stages being truncated or rerouted due to extreme weather conditions, but not actually cancelled.

Bypass, too, the halfhearted churros that call to mind tater tots, being truncated and somewhat deflated.

And with the American Association of Orthodontists recommending that kids get their first consultation by age 7, that all-important window in which to hook people for life was being truncated at both ends.

Given what was at stake,  and the quality of the institutions involved,  they argued that the Common App should provide a more seamless technological experience that did not entail words, names and titles being truncated, among other irritations.

Another big change for developers is how apps' names are now being truncated thanks to the new layout.

But soldiers being soldiers, it was truncated to "psycho".

The sentences were truncated like the victims' lives.

Both ABC and NBC had a group of first-year shows that were truncated by the strike.

For star players like Rollins, spring training is truncated.

When the second round was truncated on Friday, NBC ordered two hours of Saturday morning coverage.