Sentence examples for that finally cut from inspiring English sources

It was the French and American revolutions that finally cut wigs down to size.

It was Prokofiev's Violin Sonata No. 2 that finally cut to the heart of what makes Ms. Chang such a vital, rewarding artist.

Its disclosure to the children, by hints and then a written account, is instrumental in arousing the forces of rebellion that finally cut through the nexus of shame, fear, hatred and silence gripping the household.

The custom-built cap that finally cut off the oil flowing from BP's broken well three days ago was holding steady Sunday.

"The Grand Budapest Hotel" is more than just the best film of the year artistically; it's the one that finally cuts the Gordian knot of basic Oscar-bait trends.

Optimism vs. Inevitable Failure It may come down to the buzzer, but in the end it'll be The White-Hot Sting of Total, Humiliating Defeat that finally cuts down the net.

The three men told Nixon that the wounds of Watergate had finally cut too deep.

There was a moment not long back when he finally cut that ludicrous erectile hair of his and calmed his TV persona, and it was at last possible to focus on the cooking.

Finally cut off any strings that hang out from the back and if looking for a better fit try cutting out the inner lining.

His travels were finally cut short by a stroke that he suffered in 1924 and from which he never fully recovered.

And besides, when you do finally cut into it, the lasagna will taste just that much better.