Sentence examples for cut going out from inspiring English sources

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.

"We've cut down on going out a little bit, but it's worth it".

They had cut down on going out, or having grandchildren round for a meal.

To make extra money, he also works part-time as a bartender at the Greensboro Coliseum, a local arena, and, with his wife, Denise, has cut back on going out to restaurants.

Cut back on going out to eat or drink as often.

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The expansion of pubs serving food and casual seated restaurants such as Nando's have cut the cost of going out for dinner.

"The frequency of accidents has also fallen because people cut down on vacations, going out less to the mall and commuting less," Mr. Hartwig said.

"It's nasty," said Joan Nelson, 72, the owner of Rosy's Ice Cream and Diner, a breakfast and lunch spot in Richland, where employee hours have been cut as residents stopped going out to eat as much.

He thought he had locked the door before going out to cut the grass.

If I'm going out to cut the grass, and just wearing my shorts, I don't want to wear it.