Sentence examples for cutback with from inspiring English sources

Outside, his lawn showed the effects of the cutback, with big yellow patches alongside the green.

Jets debutant Andy Brennan missed his side's two best – from a one-on-one inside the first five minutes and from a cutback with 10 minutes remaining.

Kroos then finished off James Rodríguez's cutback with a low drive from the edge of the area in the 81st minute, giving Real six points from their two league games.

Three times could Alves have found a first-half net: when set up by an Adam Johnson cutback, with a swerving shot from outside the area and when alone with City's keeper after a smart Didier Digard pass.

However, complete-contour digital waxing and digital cutback with computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology can overcome these disadvantages and provide a correct metal framework design and space for the ceramic material.

The breakthrough came when Czech Republic midfielder Skacel scored his 16th of the season by finishing off a fine McGowan run and cutback with a confident first-time slap of his left boot.

Earnings were helped by layoffs and other cost cutbacks, with the $739 million in restructuring charges not included in the adjusted earnings.

It has urged easing the cutbacks, with some of its lawmakers suggesting that their full impact should be spread over a longer period, perhaps as much as 10 years.

The record industry has blamed illegal downloading and physical piracy for a calamitous drop in global sales, which caused an unprecedented round of cutbacks with hundreds of redundancies and scores of artists culled.

Many brands have announced cutbacks, with Marni, Fendi and Valentino all opting out of the next menswear shows, and US department stores such as Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus admitting they would be skipping the Paris couture shows.

Creditors should structure settlements that combine government-spending cutbacks with pro-growth economic measures, such as big cuts in tax rates (flat tax, anyone?), liberalizing job-killing labor laws and making it easy to set up new businesses by removing regulatory obstacles.