Sentence examples for waiting to cut from inspiring English sources

"How's your wife doing, Al?" Mr. Aronne asked, as calmly as a barber waiting to cut a familiar head.

The second thing you notice is the meat counter with butchers behind it waiting to cut exactly what you want.

And waiting to cut while nonetheless suggesting you will cut creates perverse incentives: why would you take out a loan today if it's likely that a month from now, interest rates will be significantly lower?

The reality was that the era of exclusive blue-blood society balls, with their elaborate "stag lines" of young men waiting to cut in, was drawing to an end.

Off went Kesha's spangly mob to the bar; in came Pitbull's pan-Latino throng of fans waiting to cut rug to saucy EDM updates.

"On the one hand, waiting to cut federal spending or raise taxes would lead to a greater accumulation of debt.… On the other hand, implementing spending cuts or tax increases quickly would weaken the economy's current expansion".

I can't wait to cut off my arm and get a prosthetic.

"If they know there is waste, why wait to cut it till next year?

The longer we wait to cut carbon pollution and slow global warming, the more extreme our weather and its impacts will become.

She smiles through gritted teeth, but really she can't wait to cut through the corporate bull and start helping those customers.

We could wait to cut the deficit, but every day, we spend £120m servicing our debts, and that's £120m we can't spend on our children.