Sentence examples for scraps much from inspiring English sources

If cinema screens continue to pop up in China at a rate of nine a day, the likes of Wang and Fan won't be waiting around for Robert Downey Jr's scraps much longer.

The movie just scrapped much of it.

Neither star nor film have had to scrap much to get noticed.

It was, to be fair, a loose approximation of a scrap — much like the so-called quarterback competition.

He always took his time, scrapping much more than he kept, sometimes writing more than 20 full versions of a single story.

Gephardt!" he scrapped much of his stump speech and said he was the only man who could carry the concerns of the working class to the White House.

Michael Liebreich, a green-energy entrepreneur and possible Tory candidate for mayor of London, suggests he should start by scrapping much of the existing subsidy regime and fight for a more integrated and competitive European energy market.

Mr Paul's insistence on scrapping much broader provisions of the Patriot Act has pushed the Republican party's security establishment firmly back into the camp of the neo-conservatives who once dominated it.

Mostly, as far as I can see, this has meant scrapping much of the score, using dialogue instead of recitative and reducing sets and cast to an affordable minimum.

The UN housing envoy Raquel Rolnik notoriously made the bedroom tax the focus of her review of Britain's housing last Autumn, saying she had been disturbed how the policy had heavily affected the most vulnerable, the most fragile, the people who are on the fringes of coping with everyday life She called it to be scrapped, much to the government's fury.

As well as scrapping much of what is known as social welfare law, the legal aid act ends funding for family law (except where there is evidence of domestic violence) - on the government's own figures there were 53,800 cases last year where people received representation before the courts on legal aid scheme (a further 211,000 family cases where people received initial advice and assistance).