Sentence examples for which shaved from inspiring English sources

He rushed back to London and had surgery and radiation, which shaved 40 pounds off him.

NEW York passed the nation's first "good-time" law, which shaved sentences for well-behaved prisoners, in 1817.

If that was a let-off for Orient they were relieved again moments later when Mark Little fired in a fierce, low drive which shaved the post.

The completion of the mechanical recount, which shaved but did not eliminate Mr. Bush's lead, prompted the Bush campaign today to begin using words like win and winner.

Or the American women's 4x100 relay team, which shaved a half-second from the world record set in 1985 by the East German team during the height of a state-sponsored doping program.

David Novak, the CEO of Yum! Brands, which includes Taco Bell and KFC, did even better with a $48.8m performance-based bonus, which shaved $17.1m from the company's tax bill, IPS found.

Elano is lining up the shot... 51 min:... which shaves the outside of the post.

When times are flush, parts are hard to get and expensive, which shaves some of Dell's advantage, he said.

Meanwhile, because the months between Easter and July are Rio's low season, hotels slash prices by as much as half, and flights from New York City drop to about $700 ,which shaves another $300 or so from high-season prices.

But this week, Ed Miliband slammed that debate shut before it had started, affirming that this move, which shaves a mere 0.1% off benefit spending on older people, will be the one and only sacrifice that he would require them to make.

At public schools, independent students also qualify instantly for instate tuition even if they're out-of-state students, which shaves off a significant portion of the tuition.