Sentence examples for has cut through the from inspiring English sources
Flowing southwards out of the Rocky Mountains, the Rio Grande has cut through the ancient caldera from north to south.
Apple has cut through the buzzing confusion of its industry by applying the same formula to a succession of iProducts.
AS POLITICIANS wrangle over the precise date of Zimbabwe's imminent presidential and parliamentary elections, the clarion call of "Baba Jukwa" has cut through the din.
The river has cut through the resistant lava of the plateau to soft, chalky limestone beneath, creating a steep-walled gorge.
"Bill de Blasio has cut through the rhetoric on stop-and-frisk, and alone advanced concrete policy changes that can mean far fewer innocent New Yorkers are subject to this demeaning practice while reductions in crime are maintained".
With Philadelphia's psychedelic troubadour Kurt Vile, who has cut through the haze of his previous recordings; his new release, "Smoke Ring for My Halo," has a smoother, folkie sound.
In the channel that it has cut through these hills, the Mopan cascades over a number of rock ledges.
But the lingering fact of the Paris attacks seems to have cut through the rhetoric.
The Charter Revision Commission, which put the question on the ballot, might have cut through the political bias.
The staples had cut through the rubber coating on the cord and touched the wire, causing a spark, he said.
