Sentence examples for speaking cut from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters will relish the fact that competitions would no longer be dependent on wave or swell conditions, making them more predictable and easier for live TV, while sponsors would enjoy reaching new markets and audiences that were, geographically speaking, cut off from surfing before. .

Broadcasters will relish the fact that competitions would no longer be dependent on wave or swell conditions, making them more predictable and easier for live TV, while sponsors would enjoy reaching new markets and audiences that were, geographically speaking, cut off from surfing before.

Dr. Chirinos, nodding as she spoke, cut in, "This is what we call xenophobia".

(As Marvin Schwartz speaks, cut to the clock on the rear wall. The time shown is 10 08. The large black minute hand is seen ticking off a minute, to 10 09).

Those programs, Ryan told a talk-radio host, are "really where the problem lies, fiscally speaking". Cutting them is a top priority for 2018.

Broadly speaking, they cut taxes and regulation and trusted that entrepreneurs would hasten the arrival of the economy to come.

As he spoke he cut long strips of bamboo to tie cords of firewood, using a heavy steel knife with a handmade wooden handle.

Who wouldn't want to socialize with him?" The mayor's office receives dozens of requests from groups wanting Mr. Bloomberg to speak, to cut a ribbon or to help celebrate an anniversary.

And in addition to building up the intern, the employer should do as much as possible to make the unspoken spoken and cut through the barriers that can mystify or alienate interns.

However, they used a rectangular inspection spoke to cut the model, which will introduce inaccurate cuts for severe malocclusions.

which is not altered in any way by a nice cut - unless, technically speaking, the cut induced a permanent strain on the crystalline lattice).