Sentence examples for there a shortcut from inspiring English sources
Is there a shortcut to avoid this pain?
"But there's a shortcut".
"There's a shortcut through the forest".
Fortunately, there's a shortcut: demi-glace in powder, paste and frozen forms.
Those for whom the sun is rising, he said, "have a long way to go," and they had better not think that there is a shortcut.
It's a bit much for buggies or to carry children along, but there's a shortcut halfway if you're flagging.
But there is a shortcut: Chocolate Mayordomo's dense dark red and black moles made from chilies, nuts, cinnamon, chocolate, onions and raisins.
But millions of people bought the idea that there was a shortcut to the American dream: why put off till tomorrow a purchase that you can finance today?
On my quest to become a mature, independent woman, I made a child's miscalculation — that there is a shortcut to maturity and success, and that the rate which we achieve these things is completely within our control.
I wish there was a shortcut or some magic way to find the best investments, but the fact of the matter is that meeting your goals is about boring things like saving as much as you can, knowing not to chase after past performance and avoiding the pain of buying high and selling low.
