Sentence examples for rare cut from inspiring English sources

He struggled with his control at important times and made a clear mistake when throwing a rare cut fastball over the middle of the plate to Nick Johnson in the second inning.

The dire state of the economy was made clear in October, when Japan's central bank delivered a rare cut in interest rates, taking the already-low benchmark to 0.3%.

130 Degrees for rare, 135 degrees for medium rare Cut the mushrooms into thick slices.

My personal feeling is that unless you are looking for a very rare cut or pair you have to have, it's better to bypass ebay and buy retail unless buying pre-owned from people's personal collections.

The most adventurous channel is Sirius 40: Hip Hop Nation, which specializes in street-level rap and rare cuts from artists like Peedi Crakk and Stat Quo.

Other highlights include a limited edition, two-album set of the White Stripes Grammy-winningg "Elephant," made of colored vinyl, and the Grateful Dead's "Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966," offered for the first time on vinyl.

Taking the pride-of-product theme one step further, Gastrologik also operates a shop next door, called Speceriet, which sells the same high-quality produce and herbs, fresh seafood, rare cuts of meat, homemade breads, Swedish cheeses and hard-to-find products served at the restaurant.

It's basically just like rare cuts and awesome disco songs of the 80s and new wave.

We've seen it time and time again in restaurants -- someone orders a steak medium rare, cuts into it and deems it far too rare.

The next was "even better sound thanks to new remastering," AND it included bonus tracks -- pertinent b-sides and rare cuts from the same recording sessions".

The late pop icon's sophomore solo album was recently re-released as a four-disc offering (featuring Michael's MTV Unplugged concert, B-sides, and rare cuts).