Sentence examples similar to trimming time from inspiring English sources

You can also trim time off the back end by having your photographer stay only until you cut the cake - or by just having bridesmaids with decent digital cameras take reception photos.

Donkeys' hooves grow, just like people's nails, and they need to be trimmed from time to time so they don't get too long and crack.

Elsewhere, wage bills have been reduced by trimming working time instead of sacking people (helpfully, managers also took a pay cut).

If Palace win, my barber will be singing while he's trimming next time around.

That job (he has done 19 so far) sometimes requires little except trimming; other times he must substantially rewrite creaky, jokeless or incoherent texts.

And so, runners can trim valuable time off their pace after improving their hip flexibility.

Isles believes he would have trimmed his time to 10.00 had he continued his track career.

Desi's mother was presumably trimmed for time, but it leaves the film notably light on sympathetic women.

Roee Adler, the chief product officer, said the program analyzed the boot-up process, recording how long it took and suggesting ways to trim the time.

With the restructuring, Chrysler hopes to trim the time it needs to develop a vehicle to 18 months, significantly less than it needs now, Mr. Schaum said.

Owners endorsed changes that trimmed the time allotted to move the ball to the frontcourt to 8 seconds from 10 and eliminated the illegal-defense rules.