Sentence examples for that cut into from inspiring English sources

CBS announced it will officially push back start times of its primetime programming on weekends with NFL doubleheaders, hopefully cutting down on the DVR woes associated with overtime games that cut into the regularly scheduled shows.

Anything that cut into Mr. Gore's union support here would be invaluable to the Texas governor.

For the second straight game, Durant was saddled with foul trouble that cut into his minutes Sunday night.

They hire legions of attorneys to bring lawsuits to overturn statutes and regulations that cut into their profits.

Reyes fouled off two more pitches before Washburn threw an 88-mile-an-hour fastball that cut into Reyes's hands.

When the firms were in Manhattan, many workers had long commutes that cut into precious family time.

It's an image that proves difficult to forget once you have read it, one that cuts into you.

"This time of year the one thing that cuts into their reliability is when you start getting weather," Mr. Hogan said.

Reyðarfjörður is a town at the base of the largest fjord that cuts into this southeast part of the coast.

It has sharp metal pegs which bang into your calfs and an industrial-grade plastic handle that cuts into your palms.

Therefore, because women with jobs often do most of the chores and childcare, they shoulder a dual burden that cuts into their sleep and fun.