Sentence examples for will get to cut from inspiring English sources

And if the job is completed on schedule, Mr. Giuliani will get to cut the ribbon.

Like, people will go, 'We've got to cut.

All three parties will get to take a cut of the embedded advertising revenue.

It was laughed out of UK cinemas last summer, while Weinstein has promised that the US will get to see a "writer's cut", which will come as a glorious treat to anyone who's already seen and heard the existing one.

And they'll get to keep a cut of what they take.

Thanks to the hefty cut in the tax rate on dividends, you're pretty sure you'll get to keep an extra cut of the payout from all those IBM, Microsoft and Ford Motors company shares in your portfolio.

"...And we can't really guarantee you'll get to your destination safely anyway," Grcevich cuts in.

"If things get worse, we will have to cut back further," she said.

We've also recently heard that the new Fire will cost the same as the original, despite the spec bump, at $199, while the original Fire will get cut to $150.

That technique will get you cut by any professional team before you can begin to perfect it.

Unclaimed lockers with locks on them, especially those that no one was assigned to, will get their locks cut off.