Sentence examples similar to cut back time from inspiring English sources

But as image-minded publicists ask for complicated releases or cut back access time, photographers are finding it more challenging to take a picture that captures an event.

Border force staff at two ports told committee members that when they were under pressure to reduce passport queues they had to cut back the time spent questioning passengers whom they suspected were unlikely to comply with their visa conditions.

Perhaps his plan was to give the reader a gory snapshot of the end of the Pepins' marriage — with Alice lying beside the kitchen table, peanuts scattered near her face, her hands clasped at her neck, her skin violently discolored — and then cut back in time to try to account for how she ended up this way.

You can cut back travel time.

How have you cut back this time around?

From 1936 to 1942, Bethune had to cut back her time as president because of her duties in Washington, DC.

"They either want you to cut back your time of use or they want you to cut your numbers back," Ithurriria explains.

If your child had gym everyday at school, cut back the time to between half hour to 45 minutes.

Its brewing capacity should just be right for you in a day to cut back on time and coffee grounds use.

I've spent a lot of time trying to knock down the bad analogy between governments and individuals, and the line that the government should act like an individual family or business, and cut back when times are tough.

Isn't it time for fathers to cut back to half-time work or to consider some time off?