Sentence examples for sort of curtailed from inspiring English sources
On a typical Sunday, the briefest might be thirty-eight minutes long: if football got out of the way by seven-twenty-two, they could put on some sort of curtailed program.
Should we be suspicious of the drunken young nurse from the party upstairs barging into his flat and making things awkward when his sort-of girlfriend walks in unexpectedly in an oddly curtailed moment of almost-drama?
EBay, the auction giant, indicated it could support some sort of minimal regulation if it curtailed states' rights to impose a patchwork of differing rules.
To that end, the MPAA will provide colleges with some sort of "briefing book" on how to curtail downloading.
If Rep. Pelosi is as disturbed as she now claims to be, let's see what sort of legislation she moves forward to curtail the NSA's programs that are breaking privacy laws daily.
The pattern was repeated at the other end, with plenty of Albion bluster curtailed by good defending, or the sort of aimless attacking play that has brought West Brom just 20 goals in 17 home league games this season.
Moreover, the subsistence character of farming curtailed internal trade.
This sort of legislation exists in France, where the government has faced backlash for curtailing freedom of speech after dozens of investigations were launched into those who were "glorifying" terrorism.
Some graduates have curtailed donations, and students have suggested that diversity training smacks of some sort of Communist re-education program.
A senior Labour MP accuses the Speaker of killing debate by curtailing speeches and of filling the Commons with tour guides and outreach workers, until "it feels like a sort of parliamentary Disneyland-on-Thames".
