Sentence examples similar to leave out cut from inspiring English sources

But he also left out cuts such as "Camouflage," a more astute take on the South's complicated heritage, and "Welcome to the Future," his thoughtful response to President Obama's election.

I had assumed this would be something Microsoft would leave out to cut costs.

Be careful when doing this so you don't push to hard!!! Get some safety scissors (or completely leave out this step) to cut off hang nails.

Gore's targeted tax cuts leave out 50 million people -- half of all taxpayers.

Social media's depiction of motherhood is assuredly fake on many levels -- pretty much most of us leave out the majority of cuts on foreheads, and scrapes on knees, or that time we let a handful of curse words fly in front of our children.

In a line he repeated throughout the day, Mr. Bush said his plan for a $1.3 trillion tax cut over the next decade would give tax relief to all Americans while Vice President Al Gore's proposal for $500 billion in "targeted" tax cuts would leave out millions of taxpayers.

But the Clinton campaign said the report left out a $1.8 billion cut for retirement plans.

Increased vulnerability Children with disabilities are often left out of society, cut off from public services and deprived of equal opportunities.

A detailed analysis of the 124 patients that filled out the PRWE questionnaire at the first occasion showed that 6 out of 124 patients had left out the question "cut meat using a knife in my affected hand", 8 out of 124 "carry a 10 lb object in my affected hand" and 7 out of 124 patients had left out the question "Work (your job or usual everyday work)".

House Democrats and administration officials said that by leaving out the tax cuts and spending on the poor, the CBO report focuses on the slowest-spending parts of the proposal.

However the song was left out of the final cut, but T.I. told MTV that he may add some of the cut tracks to his next album.