Sentence examples for trim the course from inspiring English sources
They were also helped by the organisers' last-minute decision as the remains of Hurricane Bertha finally swept across Britain to trim the course from 100 miles to 86, taking out the famous Surrey climbs of Box Hill and Leith Hill for fear of accidents on the descents.
The new program would, of course, trim the bottom lines of some corporations, but it would not create enormous job losses, as some critics are suggesting.
If a Gingrich administration proposed spending a trillion dollars to erect a 100- foot-tall solid-gold Winston Churchill statue on Mars, Snowe would no doubt decide, after careful deliberation, that the wise course was to trim the height down to 90 feet and perhaps use a cheaper bronze alloy in the base.
But Logue says there was a lot of pressure to add a 10th course, which meant trimming all the courses to three credits.
So, I've trimmed the bullshit and compiled a crash course just for you on "queer rap".
There's almost no job advice here and the Spanish government has brutally trimmed courses for the unemployed, as well as student grants and education in general.
Subsidies might be trimmed, of course, reducing demand occasionally; this is happening a bit now.
Instead, the beltway is deep into a thickening freakout over the prospect of $500 billion-plus in defense trimming, spread, of course, over years and years, that is part of the so-called "fiscal cliff" that we're about to jump off.
