Sentence examples for the cuts then from inspiring English sources

But first the cuts, then the pension issue – I'm being asked to pay more for longer and for less.

BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons said today if there was a big enough public response about the cuts then he would ask management to rethink its strategy.

Of the 4,000 women whose screenings to detect cancer will be eliminated by the cuts, then, some 20 could be expected to get the disease.

The letter says that if the CSIRO does proceed with the cuts, then the country urgently needs to find a new home for the capabilities that will be lost.

The first near-complete recording of the whole work (with the cuts then customary) was conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham in 1928.

Laura Crist, Smith's aide, said in an email to us that the society had "reversed support for earth sciences changes," implying that it was originally OK with the cuts, then changed its mind.

If you're lucky to make the cut then $19 isn't too much to show your school pride all year long.

The cut then rejoins the main river, and passes under the A27 road.

"If we survive these cuts then the regiment will continue pretty much as they are".

Residents sometimes steer the boats into the mangrove cuts, "then get off the boat and pray," said Ted Opyr, 68.

Abruptly, the sound cuts, then the image.