Sentence examples for make the cut to from inspiring English sources

But will he make the cut to compete for Ms. Maynard's affections by the night's end?

There are only two ways to make the cut: to be totally cynical or totally clueless.

The next summer he was in Tuskegee for training, though he did not make the cut to be a pilot.

As it happened, we did make the cut to the final four, and we were back a month later to present.

Clients need advice on choosing which furniture, collectibles and household goods make the cut to head over to the new residence.

Ms. Stewart's saga, based on "Martha Inc.: The Incredible Story of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia" by Christopher Byron John Wileyy & Sons, 2002), did not make the cut to the big screen, which is in itself a slight.

That is because negotiators in Kyoto, in their eagerness to frame an accord, failed to answer the second question who should make the cuts?—to everyone's satisfaction.

But business groups saw the state's need to change its unemployment law as an opportunity to make the cuts to benefits that they have long sought.

A report due to go before the authority's cabinet on 15 July is proposing to make the cuts to cope with "a significant funding shortfall".

The company said it had to make the cuts to remain competitive, blaming a downturn in the market, high energy costs and higher business rates than European competitors.

The hospital at Lewisham must make the cuts to help tackle debts of £150m at the neighbouring South London Healthcare NHS Trust, which is losing £1m a week.