Sentence examples for courses cut from inspiring English sources

(Some courses cut to a half-inch).

The government's "area reviews" will result in colleges merged, courses cut and huge job losses.

Separate reforms to universities will see tuition fees treble and funding for humanities courses cut.

They said golf courses cut their grass so often that the pollen-producing part of the plants would never develop.

Ice bike racing, a subgenre of the subgenre of winter cycling, is a hybrid discipline where spiked tires bite solid ice on twisting, circuitous courses cut from a mantle of snow.

Since then, there have been many changes at universities, with courses cut and long-serving academic staff replaced with conservative loyalists.

Additionally, increased land for leisure, such as golf courses, cuts food production.

That philosophy, of course, cut both ways.

The new system would, of course, cut into lenders' profits.

Denials, of course, cut no ice with those convinced of subterfuge.

In retaliation, the U.S. initiated Operation Paul Bunyan, which was intended to intimidate North Korea as well as, of course, cut down that darn tree.