Sentence examples for regularly cut from inspiring English sources

Overachievers are regularly cut down to size by envious peers and public.

Candidates and strategists who regularly cut corners could find a free-spending nirvana.

Those who used the gel most regularly cut their odds of infection by 54 percent.

"Stop the injustice!" He regularly cut into Radio Mambi's broadcasts to encourage people to come downtown.

By age fourteen, he struggled to get out of bed, and regularly cut school.

The new Ukraine will pay more for gas, which will be regularly cut off for "technical reasons".

Dacre resembles the sort of beleaguered public figure that his paper regularly cuts to shreds.

Sticking music on the device involves plugging in a USB cable and dragging MPs files over to the device, given that Apple regularly cuts it out of iTunes.

Museum invigilators and members of the public interrupt the pristine setting, photographers frame shots of the works, and the camera regularly cuts away to discover light fittings and electrical fixtures that resemble the art itself.

In journalism, Gene Kerrigan, who writes for The Irish Independent newspaper (as well as writing crime novels), regularly cuts right through the jaw-dropping quantities of blather and spin and double talk and misdirection and outright lies that coat Irish politics, and gets to the heart of the matter in one brief column.

Bento regularly cuts off journalists he feels are beating around the bush.