Sentence examples for comfortable cutting from inspiring English sources

Osman looks comfortable cutting in from the left but the home defence has outmuscled and outhustled them.

When a specialist kindly asks whether she'd be more comfortable cutting a hole in the ceiling, and you see the quiet recognition on everyone's face, you might be amazed at the intensity of emotion you feel.

Those concerns, the court wrote, included "a moral panic" about child abuse that "swept up Nassau County law enforcement officers" in the 1980s and 1990s, leading them to perhaps feel "comfortable cutting corners in their investigation".

After Mr. Weinstein's tenure, the hospital more or less weathered its vicissitudes for a time -- at least enough so that the county felt comfortable cutting it loose financially in 1998.

Defensive frailties unexposed Stewart Downing 6 Solid but emphatically unspectacular on his first international start for over two years, and replaced at half-time by the more dynamic Lallana Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 7 Much more comfortable cutting in from the right flank than staying wide, and influential when doing so.

Ronda Rousey seems infinitely more comfortable cutting promos when she doesn't have to do the "aw, shucks," gimmick.

After months of direct messages on Twitter, Siddiqui confided in her friends, who made her feel more comfortable about cutting the man off.

The wicketkeeper offered one chance to deep square leg when he pulled a full toss to Zaheer, but after that looked comfortable driving, cutting and sweeping.

These educated seniors will be very comfortable with cutting edge technology.

You may be more comfortable with cutting your own hair only to reduce the number of times you see a barber or stylist instead of eliminating those visits entirely.

Naujokas said Serco should spend more of its own money "making prisoners lives and detention centres more comfortable, rather than cutting corners".