Sentences with phrase «to get a cut»

And, no, I don't get a cut of sales.

He's young, talented and just got cut from a big contract after some let down years.

I don't get cut in front of in lines anymore, people offer to help carry my things home - complete strangers.

Just don't get cut out of your child's life like many of our own fathers.

The bond investment that was supposed to be a safe store of value gets cut by nearly 25 % if interest rates only just return to normal in 5 years!

Sometimes players need a kick and the ass and if getting cut 2 years after being a top 35 pick in the draft isn't, then I don't know what is.

There is nothing worse than a teething toddler getting a cut on the beach when it is 95 degrees out.

The more the prices go up, the more people get cut out of the market.

But make no mistake: you're not getting the cutting edge of smartphone display tech — not by a long shot.

First, the tea is steeped in a little half and half, which then gets cut with yogurt for the creamy base.

Who would want to buy something that just got cut in half three times in twenty years?

The candy is cooling but I have no confidence it will come out of the pan to get cut into pieces.

It's likely that the dividend gets cut at some point in time.

The publisher and author both make money from the sale and the online bookstore also gets a cut.

He nearly got the cut before I'd even met him.

You get to decide who gets bonuses, and who gets cut.

, especially when people in our nation depend on the charitable programs that get cut with the taxes.

I was afraid to get it cut because it didn't grow.

See which stocks got added — and which got cut.

As plants get cut back, their roots die underground, leaving packets of food for the underground food web.

I love that hair and wish I could get the nerve to get mine cut like that soon!

If this happens, the lender can only get their cut once other mortgage holders are compensated.

If I'm going to get my cutting boards and knives covered with raw chicken juices, I might as well get two meals out of the whole thing.

Yes, a funny thing happens when you become new parent... your game time gets cut quite a bit.

All of these players get their cuts of the various fees associated with credit card usage.

It's either a risky play where the stock price may continue to drop, or worse, the dividend will eventually get cut.

The great thing about self - publishing is that there's no agent getting a cut of that money, and no publishers either.

If the program's budget gets cut dramatically, much of those 36 years of investment will be lost.

They are often getting a cut of multimedia revenues, depending on the arrangements.

If things go well I'd even like to turn it into a business where I do this for other people, while getting a cut of their return.

Saying you have a degree when you don't will almost definitely get you cut.

I'm on the fence about getting a cutting machines, but I really don't mind painting my letters and designs, as I'm fortunate to have the talent for this.

12 million euros, maybe we could get a cut price.

It's tough to do it without getting cut.

It might be just me but I find it hard to believe the roster will not get cut next time if the game wants to look better or different.

Also it's a lot shorter than when I first got it cut from shoulder length.

Once again, the retail middle man gets cut out.

We guess that's why we keep getting cut by them.

For each unit sold, the bookstores actually get a cut of each digital purchase customers make.

Unless oil pops back up in a hurry, the dividend is going to get cut again.

If the user clicks to buy a product from the publisher's content via the app, the publisher gets a cut of the sale.

If your baby gets a cut during the fall and the bleeding won't stop even after you have applied steady pressure, it's time to call for help.

Such «daily deal» sites get a cut every time a customer buys a retailer's coupon.

If it's a difficult pass it makes it even more essential to play it quick as it'll likely get cut out.