Sentence examples for sir cut from inspiring English sources
When that happens, the user has little or no recourse.In this section Bad medicine Very good, sir Cut short?
He is considering launching new courses in New York and sees Latin America as a potentially "monstrous" market.In this section Bad medicine Very good, sir Cut short?
Paul Orhii, of Nigeria's drug agency, blames "a shambolic system and porous borders".In this section Bad medicine Very good, sir Cut short?
Sir Paul cut his teeth there.
A hundred days into his leadership, Sir Menzies cut a wretched figure.Since late summer, however, things have slowly got better.
Sir Mervyn King cut Britain's growth forecast to 1% next year and warned that output was more likely than not to remain below pre-crisis levels over the next three years.
Environment Agency Chairman Sir Philip Dilley cut short a family holiday in Barbados to fly back to Britain and made a secret visit to the flood-hit area of Todmorden in Yorkshire.
Warnings of an increased risk of vandalism and theft were first sounded in 2011 after the gallery – under its previous director, Sir Nicholas Penny – cut back on its warders or "gallery assistants".
"Then what are you going to cut, sir?" Mr. Yepsen responded.
His Victorian editor, Sir John Bowring, had cut from Bentham's work much that was both original and well argued.
Depending on how the year shapes up for all the entertainment units, pressure could mount on Sir Howard to cut costs even further.
