a cut

Starting from point A cut along the CF and halfway around the neck seam. Stop before the front shoulder neck point.

The reason was that the Fed would respond "aggressively" , by which he meant a cut in the federal funds rate of just one percentage point.

We need everyone to take a cut in his salary, or else the company will have to choose some people to let go.

Benjy hesitated, his small hand going up to cover a bruise on his left cheek and a cut beneath the lower lip.

It was difficult in the dark and once the fish made a surge that pulled him down on his face and made a cut below his eye.

I never knew what was going to happen from one minute to the next. Once he even went for me with a cut-throat razor.

How much does a cut without washing cost? I just want a trim. Let's keep it the way it is.

"It is, Peter, " he said, pouring me a massive Scotch in a cut-glass tumbler.

However, all the boys were younger sister, you know, the sound of his brother, his girlfriend of your heart broken a cut.

The invention relates to a negative-pressure infusion method and a negative-pressure infusion device for a cut flower preservation pipe.

Since the company is doing all the hard work of app building and promotion, it makes sense that they plan on taking a cut.

A cut-off of energy supplies between two neighbouring countries, which lasted just a couple of days, could have been trivial.

Prudhomme continued to cook with a hole in his chef's coat and a cut to his arm.

The first differentiation in this process is made by means of a cut-off score to determine whether or not depressive symptoms exist.

Such a cut might repair some of the damage done by recent government moves to Britain's attractiveness as a place to do business.

The disappointment was so deep, like a cut, it struck the fire in me to make sure that I never endure that type of pain again.

QQ you want to delete all cut my QQ is not a cut people do not know.

However, its built-in sharing links make it a cut above most basic readers and the alert system for keywords could come in very useful.

I came out of it with just a cut over my eye, but my son fell into a coma.

He also had a cut on his head from falling in the van and a third-degree burn to his stomach from lying on the vehicle's hot metal floor.

She was complaining about a cut on her leg a few days ago.

Just as the body knows how to heal a cut, so the spirit uses the process of grief to heal the injured parts of our soul.

'If you come late, you pay, ' he said, adding that landlords get a cut of sales and have been happy to work with Zegna.

Just as Spearmint Rhino calls its customers "gentlemen" , the folk Flash Sushi wish to attract are a cut above the usual diners.

The chips would be inserted under local anaesthetic, using a cut in the eye only a few millimetres wide, and secured to the eye tissue.

This article sets a cut-in point to us through theory of nature of Xunzi to Look for Xunzi's "civilization of rite " .

She overcharges him, taking a cut for herself in exchange for her (presumably temporary) silence about the fact that he is hiding Jews.

But if a cut appears to be pumping blood out with some force, this may be a sign of arterial bleeding.

Asian stocks enjoyed a strong rally yesterday as expectations of a cut in US interest rates gave a boost to financial and property groups.

Running stitches used to assist in placement of an applique or in the placement of a die for cutting of emblems, also called a cut line.

Such a cut would increase the deficit by much less than the current stimulus bill, while likely producing a larger boost to employment.

A cut of beef taken from the thick end of the short loin, having a T - bone and a sizable piece of tenderloin.

He has studied the new building's efficient insulation layers, which are visible through a cut-out in the wall.

All the hotel group provides is its brand and its online reservation system in return for a cut of the takings.

s throat . Then they made a cut in the wall of the stomach. The cut was made to pass the instruments through to the appendix for removal .

Blood was pouring out of a cut on her head.

Cut a small wedge out of the pineapple, make a cut in the centre of it and place the side of the glass.

The global economic crisis is beginning to hit the French defense budget, with the country announcing a cut in Naval SCALP procurement.

The budget put off until the next legislature a cut in the pay of Italy's parliamentarians, by some distance the best paid in Europe.

For the record, the reform will also see a cut down in personal medical payment during the 12th five-year plan.

I usually don't go so long without a cut. My hair's getting pretty shaggy . I'm not used to wearing such long hair.

A cut on your finger is no cause for alarm, but a cut on your eyeball is something you'd do more to avoid.

Currently, such ads are handled by ad networks that, of course, take a cut.

There has been a cut in jobs in the building industry and the Labor Department report also shows a drop in factory jobs.

These types of fees used to go into the pockets of general partners but limited partners think they are entitled to a cut.

A new company called Revver is trying to change that by attaching advertising to the videos and giving the creators a cut of the profits.

"Far from giving the best universities freedom to take on more students this represents a push to a cut-price education. "

Mr Mikheev testified to police later that the case against them was an attempt by VTB employees to extort a cut of the loan for themselves.

It's all-day harrowing, even much more than how yesterday. Maybe it is the same way to cut, more pain when a cut becomes a cut.

The V- shaped upper section is provided with a cut-out for the scale and the measuring capillaries .

He is expected to call for a cut in output, arguing that global supplies are plentiful.

However, although the player now plays for Kotoko, his previous club Faisal are claiming a cut of any potential transfer fee.

An industrial policy features a cut in payroll taxes but only for a few industries, which will pay a (smaller) tax on turnover instead.

The federal funds rate in the US is now 4. 75 per cent, with expectations of a cut of at least 25 basis points this week.

The company hopes to recoup its losses by taking a cut from the sale of each game for the console.

Doctors used a long robotic tube to pass the instrument down the patient's throat. Then they made a cut in the wall of the stomach.

The Federal Reserve restored some stability to dislocated credit markets without a cut to its key interest rate.

Competition is fierce and drivers' pay is usually a cut of the day's takings.

A middleman will - for a cut of the discount they get you - bargain on your behalf for lower prices withe-retailers.

The plan is for Clear Channel to pay the label and its artists, who include Taylor Swift and Tim McGraw, a cut of its advertising revenue.

He spent a night in a hospital but was discharged with just a cut-finger.

The empty area includes an area around the wafer and a cut area for dividing the adjacent ICs.

The backlash would be greater if he called for a cut in corporate taxes.

Others will arrange to share back-office operations with a larger fund in exchange for a cut of their returns.

Various parts of the legislation, such as a cut in payroll taxes, will probably now be separated out for consideration.

The company took names and provided content and links for owners, getting a cut of the advertising revenue.

Like a cut that might have gotten infected?

Environmental groups said the target, which represents a cut on 2005 levels, was insufficient.

Had a day morning to just get up , definitely arrive three telephone, in the mind a cut up rough immediately shut down the telephone.

I encourage you to set a cut back (not eliminate) on something pricey, something you do daily or weekly.

women have to wear her head covered by the foot from the traditional black robe, and wearing a cut of the Paris fashion novel.

Pacquiao won round after round, opening a cut on Margarito's cheek, closing his right eye, and turning his face into a bloody mess.

But what you may not know is that the $400 billion won't be a cut as far as Joe and Jane Taxpayer are concerned.

As you continue, a cut scene will play and Naija will be taken to a playable dream sequence.

"It makes a cut in the alga, sucks out the cytoplasm [the material inside the alga] and digests most of it, " explains Manhart.

I cover the image in the mirror With the palm of my hand And notice a cut on my finger That I never knew I had.

Along the way, Starbucks has alienated business partners who contend that it has demanded too big a cut of music revenue.

It's possible to misjudge the depth of a cut, making it so deep that it requires stitches (or, in extreme cases, hospitalization).

The men escaped, leaving Xu Lai on the ground with a cut to his stomach.

But that requires a cut in income or payroll taxes to be a key part of the environmental policy.

Lawyers and agents scheme to ensure that their stars take a cut of a film's proceeds before anybody else gets to the pie.

Still, the image lingered, inside and outside the ministry, that Hitler's diplomats were a cut above other servants of his vile regime.

The manager was questioned about Steven Gerrard's fitness as the skipper ended the game with a headband on after suffering a cut.

All in all, not the Labs' most impressive offering to date; nevertheless, it'll save us all a cut-and-paste to a free online translator.

But that's not the only reason for gasoline prices lagging behind. Refinery operators may be taking a cut for as long as they can.

For men, HIV must enter through a cut or abrasion on the penis, through the lining of the urethra inside the penis.

The result is a cut-flower industry in which roses alone are worth $10 billion a year.

On the surface, Twitter is basically a cut-down blogging service.

Assuming Durant is a cut, the last cut likely will come from among the quartet of Prince, Redd, Miller and Collison.

Finally, a cut-joint constraint matrix is generated to formulate a minimal set of ODEs for the original closed-loop mechanism system.

"You need a cut to force the institution to make changes to the system, " says Berkson, who coordinated the budget deliberations.

Determined by the common playing style, the both sides soon carried out a "cut and thrust" on the top right corner.

The researchers tested the spheres in rats with a cut in the femoral artery, the large vessel that carries blood into the hind leg.

I would say that England, Brazil and above all Spain are a cut above the rest as we head into the tournament.

BANKING sells itself as a cut-throat industry, lavish in its rewards but steadfast in its treatment of underperformers.

If you want a carbon copy of a cut and style you loved, take a picture and show me.

China surprised markets last week with a cut in lending rates and an intervention to buoy the stock market.

Holders of over 99% of domestic debt accepted a cut in coupons from 17% to 11% and an extension in maturities of two and a half years.

Google would serve some of the ads on Yahoo's pages in exchange for a cut of the resulting revenue.

Chinese steelmakers are still holding out for a larger cut, demanding that prices revert to the 2007-08 level with a cut of 40-45 per cent.

A cut in short-term interest rates that is not matched by falls in long-term interest rates will produce a steeper yield curve.

Threatened by a cut in Nile water supply, Egypt sees its leading regional role draining away and its desert farms running dry.

But it is proposing a cut in payroll taxes at the bottom, plus a new working tax credit, both of which should boost jobs.

Her work is a cut above that of the others.

What would the ungrateful German public conclude if his first step were to announce a cut in interest rates?

a cut of meat taken from the side and back of an animal between the ribs and the rump.

When the index value equal to 50, with lower target indicators showed a considerable increase, as a boom and bust can be a cut - off point.

If the firms do well, they buy back the equity in cash, which goes to the shareholders, with a cut for the fund.

at every stage the finance industry takes a cut in the form of a bid-offer spread, a fee or a commission.

"Oh, we'll COME quietly, " the Savage answered, dabbing alternately a cut lip, a scratched neck, and a bitten left hand.

Wherever possible, the amount in a cut where earth is be equal to the amount needed for a nearby fill.

Ultimately, the company hopes to create a marketplace where creators can charge royalties for their work, with Aviary taking a cut.

Far more striking would be a cut in income tax, especially for earners on low and middling incomes.

He howled loudly in pain and fell. With his nose bleeding and a cut on his left cheek.

Creating the battery: Insert a penny into a cut on one side of the lemon. Push a galvanized nail into the other side of the lemon.

Forming an alliance with a desperate Chrysler and picking up GM Europe at a cut-rate price would help Marchionne achieve his goal for Fiat.

Players pay for play time or virtual goods within the games, and the social networks take a cut of the sales.

With a cut finger, holding the hand above the heart can reduce the loss of blood.

There was a cut --an old cut --on the thumb nail .

He was tending to the survivors, and as he stitched up a cut on Emma's head, Dr. Sallenger writes, "a bond was formed. "

President Obama won an extension of jobless benefits and a cut in payroll taxes that could boost the economy.

Carmakers have responded by seeking to persuade buyers that brand-name dealerships are a cut above the rest.

Because carriers get a cut of app sales and ad revenue, they stand to make money when subscribers surf the web or download applications.

Kentucky Republican in the House shrieked that the Democrats want "nothing short of a cut and run in the fight against al-Qaeda" .

Bacteria and other microorganisms can enter the body through a cut in the skin.

Gather your team together and say you are going to propose that everyone takes a pay cut, and offer to take a cut yourself.

Because lawmakers did not reset the baseline when implementing those patches, physicians face a cut of about 21% on Jan.

CISA made it clear early that it wanted a cut of around 40% to reflect the toll taken on steelmaking by the economic turmoil.

Industry experts are expecting anything but a cut in coal demand for the foreseeable future.

jump cut n. A cut to slightly later action in the course of a filmed scene, creating an effect of discontinuity or acceleration.

Past the door, you'll enter a small cave and view a cut scene, where you will learn the Bind Song.

People would nag their friends to come to the same bar or shop. The merchant would get new customers. Groupon would take a cut.

I got some boos, too, for referring to the eighties as a decade of greed and opposing a cut in the capital gains tax.

The boy was surprised: "Where where, it just a cut a cool hair. "

Every agent takes a cut in the form of a spread or commission.

There were cuts on his face, and a cut over his eye probably where Mulad had kicked him.

Nor does it plan to take a cut of the increased e-commerce taking place on its applications.

In separate effort, some in Stonington are hoping to market lobster from here as a cut above the rest.

eg. This led to a cut in projected metal supplies to an already tight market.

Ferdinand had to have three stitches in a cut on his right foot at half-time during Wednesday's 1-0 win over Roma.

Global investors are eager, and Indian entrepreneurs have demonstrated that they are a cut above the rest.

Thus the halon fire extinguisher use issue should take a cut, control principle, step by step reduced configuration.

Just imagine the politics of a cross-border bail-out that requires a cut in domestic welfare payments.

After that, I decided to make a cut for each day.

The bottom line is that we have to increase our sales or take a cut in pay.

According to Bousso and colleagues, the only way to avoid this conundrum is to introduce a cut-off point, which then helps make sense again.

whose dark suits and brown tweeds seemed a cut too large, especially around the neck.

Some countries, including Iran, advocate a cut now of two million barrels a day or more.

This machine is for the transistor, the transistor before the distraction to push, push back with a cut foot.

"Glorify your name, " the island women sang, as they swayed in a cut sandstone church.

Facebook and Google made it clear they want a cut in the location-based services market with Facebook Places and Google Places.

If there is going to be money in digital-locker services, they want a cut.

This adorable sterling silver children's bracelet features a cut out butterfly design adorned with dangling amethyst colored crystals.

The scion is then securely placed into a cut on the rootstock.

Top quality. Superior. A cut above. Really hot shit. Admired. Possessed of the qualities envied by one's peers.

Blood flowed from a cut on her head.

But Shan Shanghua, the Association's general secretary, denied reports that mills would accept a cut of only so much.

Sentiment in the town is now in favor of a cut in tax.

A cut of a tree is a subset of its nodes with the following two properties.

Some may seek to share back-office costs with larger funds in return for a cut of their profits.

He would hold a cut melon to his nostrils for hours.

The soil nail &anchor of complex support structure was applied in a cut slope project in Hunan, which appeared disability accident in 2005.

Even a cut that does not require medical attention must be kept clean to prevent infection.

The added skills can also protect you from being at the top of the list when it is time for a cut.

Best suited to make a cut off plastic injection molding products and removal of the foot edge.

And to be sure, officials could find reasons to justify a cut, if they were looking.

Portal never breaks away for a cut scene and it never offers a momentous "reveal" that makes everything clear to the player.

A pattern or gauge, such as a thin metal plate with a cut pattern, used as a guide in making something accurately, as in woodworking.

Perhaps they'll take a cut from the developers (or perhaps do already), and expand into mobile and console games.

This will be the high side of a cut, on the side that the leaf set is on.

Run forward and you'll get a cut scene involving a cook and a guard.

A cut in overall lending would be a complete reversal of trend.

There were hefty gains for most other markets in the region on hopes of a cut in US interest rates.

But under pressure from MPs for a cut, Mr Cameron's opening bid may now be his maximum concession.

what an interesting idea , Ms. Wilson . would you also be willing to accept a cut in initial salary.

Goalkeeping is a cut-throat business - just ask Robert Green - and keepers need to be kept on their toes.

Alas, even the mighty QWERTY has a fatal weakness: It succumbs easily to a cut connection.

A woman's beauty fades like a cut flower.

I'd also impose a carbon tax and balance that with a cut in payroll taxes and corporate taxes.

In a cut-stone courtyard, a dark rectangle of still water reflects the intricate architecture.

At the top of the wish list for some Republicans is a cut in corporate tax rates.

He came back from the change of electric saw a cut grapefruit, he gave me a spoon, I will eat up tit-bit, cool sweet!

The company says it has deals with nearly 57, 000 local merchants in 43 countries, taking a cut from each sale.

But overnight index swaps, which trade based on expectations for the policy rate, have been pricing in a cut.

For rich countries, this will require a cut in annual emissions by at least 80% by 2050.

Perhaps even more accurate would be the phrase 'a cut above something.

True Poker - your gateway to exhilarating multi-player online poker action that's a cut above the rest.

Not only does Sony again take a cut of the action, but the games also work on the NGP (albeit without tapping its advanced features).

A modular marine hydraulic oil storage device comprises a storage tank, an oil filter, a cut-off valve, a hand pump and connecting pipes.

A Gallup poll shows that most Americans would rather see a cut in services than an increase in stamp prices or a government bail-out.

And on Janet's night stand, always a singly pale pink rose rests in a cut-crystal vase. It smells perfect.

Sam had a cut across one cheek, which made his unpleasant face more lowering than usual.

The invention relates to a cut-off blade for a lathe.

Tour guides in China, as in many places, often make deals to herd tourists into expensive stores in exchange for a cut of the sales.

which take a cut on deals for everything from electronic greeting cards to digital games.

Most of her customers are senior citizens who pay only $8 for a cut, and they are spacing out their visits.

To lure eatery back, many fine restaurants have done what luxury brands hate to do: have a cut-price sale.

Share prices have rallied and then dropped in recent days over speculation about a cut in the stamp duty on share trading.

nurse who dressed a cut on her forehead.

Luminosity or brilliance, as of a cut and polished gemstone.

Brewers and publicans campaign, probably in vain, for a cut in the taxes on beer.

Last month officials called for a cut of nearly 40% in the volume of river water they take for irrigation.

But in a world of copycats, Steve remained without equal for decades, a cut above the rest.

Roberts might want to charge everyone access to Hulu, which currently is free, and take a cut of the proceeds.

Apple will take a cut of sales and give the rest to the record companies.

In one poll, more than a third of respondents said they or someone in their household had suffered a cut in pay or hours.

The huge boost in government spending, combined with a cut in interest rates, could shove the growth rate back above 8% in 2009.

A cut of sheep's hair touched with the genius of man becomes raiment for a king.

No province wants to accept a cut in water supplies at a time when they all want to boost industry and agriculture.

"The longer the spot price implies a drop in annual benchmark prices, the more difficult will be to avoid a cut, " one executive said.

Meanwhile, more hawkish members of OPEC, such as Venezuela, are calling for a cut in output to stop oil prices falling further.

Brass: (1) Alloy of copper with tin or zinc. (2) A cut die made from metal used for blocking.

The banks are widely believed to be planning a cut in interest rates.

On the torus, this cut will give a surface with two edges. On the cross-cap, it will give a cut with a single edge.

Sport naming right is a cut-in point which merges sport into economy under the system of socialist market economy.

And when they got people to sign up, then you would get a cut of the profits as well.

Correction: An episiotomy is a cut in the perineum, not the vulva as we originally wrote.

But employers will benefit from a cut in corporate tax rates that she plans -- to 23% from 30%.

A cut targeted at small banks would free up funds for lending without signaling a wholesale move toward loosening.

The UK life assurer has sounded out investors opposed to the deal about whether a cut price would win their favour.

It carries little inventory and simply takes a cut when a transaction occurs.

They also take a cut of your financial aid too.

Note: Dont' message with a cut and paste intro. I just need to related or similar project.

looking to find themselves, can not love to see a cut of the clothes to keep out the cold.

If someone that you refered purchased their product, you would get a cut of the profit.

A new entry level evolved, people who'd act as couriers and money launderers for a cut of the take.

The old man, unconscious, bled profusely from a cut on his scalp.

I tried to offer a cut-rate service that basically covers the production cost. No luck.

For this matter, I feel more stronger, and be eating a cut, a lesson from it.

" If I'm a cut above stockman , why did you ask me ? " she parried .

A styptic pencil, IE a stick of this, used eg on a cut made while shaving.

In Europe a cut in value-added taxes would be good.

They are angered by the spectacle of the croupier-bankers raking a cut from the rising asset prices.

Macao will also lower personal income taxes, but is not planning a cut in the 40 per cent gaming tax imposed on casino operators.

Flecks or thin strips of FAT, especially when evenly distributed in a cut of meat.

Perhaps a "sorry" muttered in a crowd? a cut "wrong number" caught in the receiver?

More decisive moves such as a cut in banks' required reserve ratios are expected to come before the end of the year.

On Monday, German-based shipper DHL announced a reduction in U. S. operations and a cut of about 9, 500 American jobs.

Or, you can keep a cut bunch of flowers or herbs fresher longer by storing them in the Sagaform and refreshing the water supply as needed.

It encourages your tutor to teach you something useful: he'll be getting a cut of the proceeds.

Store content box practice is very simple, any side cut a cut, to put things in is ok!

At best it shifts a cut in a developed country to one in a developing one.

The students put together very good pictures of the body in a cut.

First, the medical term for a cut or tear in the skin is a laceration.

Mr Summers has called for a cut in employers' payroll tax, too.

or, I really buggered up my ankle. If you have a cut, you could say, my arm is going to fall off.

But the unions also want a higher minimum wage, a cut in VAT and an end to civil-service job cuts.

A cut of meat centering on the carpal or tarsal joint, AS of a pig.

"Steven got a cut inside his inner ear, " revealed Hodgson.

Figure shows a cut-away view of a typical roof of this type.