Sentence examples for cut weeks from inspiring English sources

Some trees at large retail outlets are cut weeks, if not months, before they show up at stores.

The first slice was cut weeks ago, and production is finally beginning thanks to mentoring from CHESS Research Support Specialist, Eric Edwards, who taught the team invaluable tricks of G-code and how to calibrate the machine.

When air shipping first began to displace ocean freight in the mid-20th century, it cut weeks off of transportation times, enabling perishable goods to survive much longer trips.

Brazil will try for a minimum reduction of 36percentt in its greenhouse gas emissions from projected levels in 2020, the government said Friday, pledging a deep cut weeks before a United Nations climate summit meeting.

The Suez Canal, opened in 1869, cut weeks and thousands of miles off the journey between Britain and India; in 1875, approximately 80% of the ships using the canal were British.

A freshly cut Christmas tree will last longer than one that's been cut weeks ago and shipped to distant retail outlets.

THROATS OF ALL WERE CUT Week-Old Tragedy Is Revealed When Patrolmen Break Into the Squalid Home.

"If I thought about all that, I would have gotten cut Week 3 complaining about the ball.

The White House has set aside next week as its tax-cut week, just as last week was devoted to education reform and this week to helping religious organizations perform charitable work.

The White House seemed surprised and a bit riled that Senator McCain would upset the carefully orchestrated theme-of-the-week presidential agenda by jumping ahead to patients' rights during tax-cut week.

And who owns that sore-thumb Tudor where the grass hasn't been cut in weeks?