Sentence examples for that eventually cut from inspiring English sources

"And that eventually cut down to a 12-hour show, with four hours of ordinary produced television, and then eight hours of showing a fireplace live".

"We Were Here" remembers the desperate, often futile search for drugs and the formation of the militant AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, whose actions helped speed the development of the AIDS cocktail that eventually cut the death rate.

He recalled the time he had to run for his life, after a landscaper's truck slammed into his parked tow truck, starting a gasoline-fed fire that eventually cut across all lanes of traffic.

The industry also faces the challenge of a revised "gainful employment" rule from the Obama administration, a measure that would eventually cut off federal aid to programs that consistently leave students with overwhelming debt.

The industry he represents is seeking once again to block the Obama Administration from issuing a "gainful employment" rule that would, eventually, cut off federal student aid to career training schools that consistently leave their students with overwhelming debt.

Doubts about Spain deepened Tuesday after the treasury minister, Cristóbal Montoro, suggested that the government's borrowing costs were rising to levels that might eventually cut the country off from debt markets.

Chaplin then shot a sequence that was eventually cut from the film involving the Little Tramp attempting to retrieve a stick that was stuck in a wall.

Or was it rather that the nearly middle-aged Proust realised that he didn't have as much time to lose as he thought, thanks to the disabling asthma that would eventually cut short his life at just 51? Perhaps Taylor is hazy on the detail because, in truth, there was no single moment of metamorphosis.

New Jersey child welfare officials announced an ambitious plan on Tuesday that would eventually cut by almost half the average number of children assigned to each caseworker.

I hope the world can see what's really going on out here," Cousins said in an exchange that was eventually cut short before he could get himself into further trouble.

British air traffic controllers have invented a new system that could eventually cut flight delays all over the world.