Sentence examples for hour cut from inspiring English sources
Wind gusts of 80 miles per hour cut power lines and toppled trees.
The bolts were shuttled across a factory floor where Flemish women, paid $8.70 an hour, cut and hemmed them.
The storm, with winds up to 200 miles (320 km) per hour, cut a swath approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) wide and several miles long across the city.
Originally conceived as a three-hour movie, it has been allowed into cinemas in a two-and-a-half hour cut.
He sees the Senate's decision not to pass the bail-out as a direct assault on the middle class:But instead, the Senate said, we'll give you the loan only if the factory workers take a $20 an hour cut in wages, pension, and health care.
Most online reservations sites have an hour cut off because the systems have to sync together.
These two hour cut-off values have since been widely used worldwide by various researchers.
Mr. Canet at one point had a four-hour cut, and gave it up.
After Radio City the four-hour cut — with the composer Carmine Coppola conducting his score with various orchestras — conquered America.
Consumers can receive 50 cents for each kilowatt-hour cut, or an amount based on the wholesale price.
For example, suppose all workers over 50 take a one-hour cut in their working week each year.
