Sentence examples for noble cut from inspiring English sources

The noble cut.

London exposure occurred until 1995, when Mr. Noble cut the company's season at the Barbican Center in East London to six months.

He talks about how fine cooking need not be expensive, rhapsodizing in an interview about "a perfect leek vinaigrette" and lamb shoulder, "the best part, but not a noble cut".

Barnes & Noble cut prices on three models of its Nook e-reader and tablet devices on Sunday, ahead of the peak of back-to-school shopping and amid speculation that its rival, Amazon.com, was preparing to introduce a new version of its Kindle Fire tablet.

Earlier this month, Barnes & Noble cut its profit estimate for 2001.

Bookseller Barnes & Noble cut its quarterly earnings outlook Thursday because of disappointing holiday sales, sending its stock down more than 18%.

It tells the guests that great art is worth the struggle and that actors are a noble breed, a cut above the hoi-polloi.

At least Mr Powell cuts a noble if somewhat tragic figure, sticking, as others abandon him, to policies he believes in.

The home team almost levelled when Roberto Firmino, making his first start at Anfield, cut inside Noble 25 yards out and unleashed a powerful left-foot strike that struck a post with Darren Randolph beaten in the West Ham goal.

Vadim Solomakha cuts a noble figure as cavalier to Yuan Yuan Tan in the ballerina role.

£23.99, ecomarket.com 2. IPHONE GRAMOPHONE Taking inspiration from Edison's classic phonograph design, the iPhone Gramophone cuts a noble figure.