Sentence examples for see a cut from inspiring English sources

"I don't necessarily think you're going to see a cut at the October meeting".

He didn't see a cut of the film until the first test screening, in New Jersey.

Or, more likely, US citizens will see a cut in benefits and/or an increase in taxes.

The new contract would see a cut to out-of-hours pay, in return for an 11 per cent basic pay increase.

He was in Rome, trying to see a cut of "Piranha 2," a bikinis-and-blood exploitation flick that he had been hired to direct.

According to the study the poorest 10% of households, earning under £14,200, will see a cut equivalent to more than one fifth of their income.

After you beat King Boo, you should see a cut-scene where Mario comes out of the Ghost Portificanizer, while Luigi laughs with glee.

Still, the market sees a cut as certain.

I would have liked to have seen a cut to 50 instead of 70, and try to get 72 in," she said.

But, when Fogelson saw a cut of the movie, he worried that he'd trimmed the shooting schedule too severely, curtailing airiness and scope.

"So, the market will be skeptical until it actually sees a cut.