Sentence examples for that a shortcut from inspiring English sources

Before Zillo could ask, Pettitte explained that a shortcut he usually takes to avoid southbound traffic on the Major Deegan Expressway was blocked off, and that he and his wife, Laura, were lost somewhere in the Bronx, in a rental car without GPS, and with a string of red brake lights in front of them.

We can see that there is a new link in this alternative path that is a shortcut standing for the first two links in the abstract path.

"That's a shortcut," she said.

Instead, it searches for policy innovations that provide a shortcut around local economic or political complications.

But is that really a shortcut?

That's a shortcut to a short interview day--and a long job search.

Understanding by analogy is a useful shortcut, but it's just that -- a shortcut.

The 1984 Hatch-Waxman amendment that provided a shortcut for generics was enacted only after great controversy".

That feels like a shortcut to meaning.

In the nineteen-thirties, social scientists argued for the merits of a shortcut that relied on statistical science: surveying a tiny but representative sample of a population.

Ironically, the mechanism was actually originally created as a shortcut that would allow the computer to reset.