Sentence examples for cutting works from inspiring English sources

Again, Denis's discontinuous cutting works effectively to suggest restlessness, anxiety, even paranoia.

When Superman takes his beloved up for a joyride in the sky, the cutting works against the soaring romanticism that we're meant to feel, and, with Lois reciting Leslie Bricusse lyrics to convey her poetic emotions, even the magic of two lovers flying hand in hand over New York City is banalized.

It's been remarked that Adès, whose brilliant style — partly modernist, partly neo-Romantic, but primarily his own — was formed in a series of sometimes caustic and cutting works from the nineteen-nineties, reveals a more humane side of his creativity here, though his music targets members of the middle classes (including a merchant, a usurer, and a craftsman) with zealous scorn.

Carpentry, the art and trade of cutting, working, and joining timber.

About a third reported cutting work forces or instituting hiring freezes.

When the desk editor learned why I was cutting work, he said, why not write a story?

"If they're going to start cutting working people's wages, you can't say you're in a privileged position because you work in television.

Guy Ryder, the ILO's director-general also highlighted rising inequality as wages fail to pick up, long-term unemployment problems intensify and progress stalls on cutting working poverty.

"By cutting work incentives and hitting children hardest they shame the name of Britain - betraying the very British values that encourage fair play, hard work, taking responsibility and compassion to children.

Volkswagen (VW), Germany's largest car maker, says that it has avoided 20,000 redundancies since 1994 by cutting work hours to a mere 28.8 per week, from a previous 35.Such examples give work-time reductions much of their appeal.

A Hostelworld ad has recently been banned for portraying dangerous jumping, although that's not the only problem with it So what if he's cutting working tax credits.