Sentence examples for day to cut from inspiring English sources
"I'm trying to cut down, but today seems a bad day to cut down".
Instead of working at night, cleaning crews are scheduled to work during the day to cut down on lighting costs.
For teams, it is the day to cut veterans with large contracts in the least expensive way.
His father, McMurtry says, could spot a cow he wanted and return the next day to cut it out of a herd of two thousand; to Larry, all cows look alike.
Your kids resolve to stop demanding more Deadly 60 cards every single bloody day, to cut down on the chilli Doritos, to watch fewer incredibly scary documentaries on Discovery just before bedtime, to remove their plates at least as far from the table as, maybe, a bit further down the table?
Today is the day to cut up the cards.
The Bank of South Koreas move on Thursday to cut the countrys benchmark seven-day repurchase rate by a quarter percentage point to 5.00%, is expected to further undermine the won as it will slash returns on holding the currency.
A government oversight group voted Wednesday to cut back the catch allowable off the East Coast.
The Senate faces a critical vote on Friday to cut off debate on legislation to keep the government open.
It announced plans Monday to cut costs and slash 52,000 jobs.
REBOUNDS The Nets have a deadline of 6 p.m. Thursday to cut their roster to 15 players.
