Sentence examples for heavy cut from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the cut is a heavy cut.

Waterford glass, heavy cut glassware produced in Waterford, Ire., from 1729.

The Almeida was not alone among the London organisations with a substantial reputation to take a heavy cut.

The "heavy cut" porterhouse turned out to be of average size and did not warrant a price of $38.95 $100 higher than anything else on the menu).

Kelvin Uffre, the bartender who developed the cocktails — the Morgan Le Fay, the Parlor Friar II — likes to put on a show of ambidexterity, pouring two drinks at a time from up high into heavy cut glass.

He risks failing that test within a year of taking power". The heavy cut to the Carbon Trust budget follows an even larger funding reduction at the Energy Savings Trust, which has lost half of its grant.

The image to the right shows the last 1.5cm (0.59") or so has no cutting edge at all, so would be useless for heavy cuts such as carrots, which is what the larger knives are often needed for.

He'd been outbid on the Sinatra photo, but he wouldn't leave empty-handed: the Spirit Award was memorialized by a heavy cut-crystal bowl.

Mr. Duchin was drinking scotch from a heavy cut-glass tumbler (his secretary, Betty Walsh, always carries one for him and one for Roberta Fabiano, his guitarist and singer), dipped cold cuts from a caterer's tray into a plastic cup of mustard and had a look at a set-list printout.

She always set the table with her best -- white damask, topped with heavy sterling flatware and candelabra, her white-gold-rimmed Limoges porcelain and heavy cut-crystal goblets -- an image from Edith Wharton's "Age of Innocence" (though it was probably more Edna Ferber, with its less rarefied Southern style).

"There have been heavy cuts to many hospital sectors.