Sentence examples for cut back into from inspiring English sources

Pockets of various sizes and kinds are cut back into the walls and ceiling.

If Santolina is scraggly, cut back into old wood to encourage bushy new growth.

The company is putting some items it had cut back into stock, after customers expressed frustration at losing those options.

The energy of anger drove him — just short of fifty and facing a huge salary cut — back into government.

In essentially two plays, the Longhorns have cut back into this one, thanks to a blocked punt followed by a 49-yard rush by Jonathan Gray.

Its hills are broken up into numerous short ranges by valleys (often called dales) cut back into them in every direction.

So the Chiefs tended to cut back inside, into the arms of a suffocating defence behind the gainline and making a series of tame kicks that allowed Alex Goode to showcase his counterattacking threat.

(Murray Olderman, "The Defenders," Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1973, p. 78) With the emphasis on the running game, the main responsibility of the outside linebacker during that time was to maintain his outside leverage, especially when he was lined up over the tight end, to force the runner to cut back inside, into the pursuit.

Another of Bravo's early moves was to cut back exports into the Asian gray market, products that would then either be offered cheaply in Asia or shipped back into Europe and sold at a discount.

And the defensive play where a Westlake back started a sweep and cut back -- right into a charging Bernstein.

And in 2008, with the recession battering state finances, Mr. Corzine cut back on paying into the system.