Sentence examples for cutback from from inspiring English sources

Claudio Bravo smothered a cutback from Bale immediately after the applause but that was almost the first time Madrid had left their half after a timid start.

The stand-in skipper, Tim Cahill, made it 2-0 in the 74th minute, expertly tucking home a cutback from Ryan McGowan, at which point many of the raucous, 19,000-strong crowd started filing for the exits.

After that it was back to business as usual, with Heaton stopping shots from Mata and then Lingard, though in the buildup to the latter Mata should have done better with Ibrahimovic's cutback from the goalline.

Axel Witsel scored from 25 metres after 19 minutes to double the advantage for Roberto Martínez's side and Benteke scored his second shortly before half-time when he turned in Thomas Meunier's cutback from six yards.

A fine piece of skill from Ronaldo allowed Vázquez to pass the ball into an empty net in the 18th minute before the record-breaker finished off a cutback from the lively Jesé a minute later.

In any case, both are being cutback from the start of next year.

But after years, and even decades, of budget cutbacks from the state, that reputation is under increasing threat.

It also reported cutbacks from customers who use its equipment in power generation, construction and mining projects.

Legislators warned of sparing nothing and no one from deep cutbacks — from highways, to prisons, to health care for the poor, to programs for preschool children.

Early in the Obama administration, Dr. Chu requested striking hydrogen cutbacks from the Energy Department budget, though his cuts were largely restored by Congress.

The old, bold ideological polarities -- big government programs from Democrats, big government cutbacks from Republicans -- have been sanded down in the Clinton era.