Sentence examples for it would be trimming from inspiring English sources

The supermarket said it would be trimming prices on nearly 160 products by an average 12%, in the latest round of its Price Crunch campaign.

So I would be trimming somebody's hair, and there would be like 125 people there all the dancers, artists, and musicians.

Their lawn looked as if It'd been trimmed for a P.G.A. event.

Mr Miliband expressed outrage at an announcement that the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition would be trimming the highest rate of income tax from 50% to 45%.

NSF's $7 billion budget would be trimmed by roughly 5%, although it will seem larger given that there are only 7 months left in the 2013 fiscal year.

The cutbacks, she said, would save the cash equivalent of about 100 jobs; the company announced earlier this year that its worldwide staff of more than 19,000 would be trimmed by about 1,600.

On Wednesday, Nadella said the company's phone-making efforts would be trimmed to focus only on areas where it has seen strong sales.

The president also pledged that "one way or another" the deficit would be trimmed by at least $2.2 trillion, the only question being whether it was with a "scalpel, not a hatchet".

On Friday, the company signaled that its share buyback program, which totaled $8 billion in the fourth quarter, would be trimmed slightly to $7 billion in the first quarter of 2009.

The EPA would be trimmed by $2.6 billion, a 31.5percentt cut.

Family benefits would be trimmed for the rich.