Sentence examples for curtailed set of from inspiring English sources
Fewer to choose after a curtailed set of fixtures, but Jermaine Johnson's howitzer for Sheffield Wednesday against Yeovil wins by a mile.
A good DJ holds onto dignity for dear life but by the end of this curtailed set our boy's in tatters.
Days after Guns N' Roses' curtailed sets at Reading and Leeds, Axl Rose is still berating festival organisers for ignoring "the natural flow of events".
The difficult access curtailed use of heavy equipment.
In "The Morning After: Sex, Fear, and Feminism on Campus" (Little, Brown; $19.95) Katie Roiphe, a twenty-five-year-old Harvard alumna and graduate student of English at Princeton, argues that women's sexual freedom is being curtailed by a new set of hand-wringing fuddy-duddies: feminists.
But China, India and other rising powers seem to believe that the made-in-America crisis has curtailed the ability of the United States to set the agenda.
(Kehr) Jean-Louis Trintignant (Friday through Dec. 20) With the 81-year-old French actor's new film, "Amour," set to open in New York on Dec. 19, Film Forum offers a necessarily curtailed survey of his extensive career.
Not only will this improve the site, it also restores the flexibility of scratch that might otherwise be curtailed by the reliance on a fixed set of digital assets that won't suit every process or artist.
Manufacturers have discontinued or curtailed production of videocassette recorders.
Whatever the nature of this species, its appearance was curtailed by inclusion of GSH.
