Sentence examples for cut going from inspiring English sources

Why is more than a third of the tax cut going to the wealthiest 1percentt of taxpayers, who pay about a quarter of all federal taxes?

Martin Amis adaptations have a habit of creating fury among directors; director William Marsh, who made Dead Babies in 2000, also complained of a cut going out without his sign-off.

At Quantico, he bumbles into the warm paws of a partner named Bill Tench Holt McCallanyy), who has an Army pedigree, a brush cut going silver, and a family life in stressful but stable condition.

That $117 billion, which is the portion of the tax cut going only to individuals and not to companies, rises to $200 billion in the current fiscal year, the Congressional Budget Office reports.

In a typical upturn, advertising expenditure follows the revival in GDP with a lag of a few months, because spending on ads tends to be one of the first things that firms cut going into a downturn, and one of the last things to recover.

Sometimes a company such as PRN pays for the screens, sells the advertising slots and pockets most of the revenue, with a cut going to the retailer; sometimes the retailer pays for the screens, gets another firm to run them and keeps the revenue for itself.

The biggest cut goes to his agent and online retailers.

Jim Ramsay, the Rangers' trainer, told McDonagh the cut went clear through to his gums.

Those who did not make the cut went overseas if they could, or studied another subject.

If the cut goes through, it will be the largest of any state agency.

"If the TAP cut goes through, it will be a disaster for students.