Sentence examples for need a cut from inspiring English sources

But as viewership — and top-tier programming — gradually moves to cable, the networks say they need a cut of the retransmission fees.

We need a cut of at least 80% cut by 2050, and this target "should apply to the sum of all sectors of the UK economy, including international aviation and shipping".

If you are always busy and often running late, then you need a cut that does not require any styling.

You do need a cut-up bird for this method, but you can shortcut that by simply buying pieces; most stores sell breasts (you can even buy them boned) and thighs, which is all you need.

Why did they need a cut-out for whatever they were doing?

And she needed a cut only once every six weeks, instead of the tortuous weekly visits that had been de rigueur until then.

"She needs a cut and a perm.

President Mbeki rubbishes the idea that democracy needs a cut-throat debate between two evenly-matched parties.

We needed a cut-off point, and we cut it off as soon as anybody played any semblance of rock 'n' roll.

In order to be able to count the number of symptoms, we needed a cut-off for what was to be considered "symptom reported" and "symptom not reported".

Dan Milmo Rufus Hallhief, executive of Orchid Group, one of the UK's largest privately owned pub and restaurant operators, says food and drink outlets need a tax cut It's simple, says Hall: "We need a VAT cut".