to cut

I cut my own hair to save money.

You cut the vegetables too thick for the soup.

The tailor cuts the fabric with great care.

We cut costs wherever we can.

You cut the grass every second week.

The workers cut the logs into planks.

I am cutting onions, so my eyes are watering.

You are cutting it very close with the deadline.

The gardener is cutting the hedge right now.

We are cutting the cake for the birthday now.

You are cutting too many corners on this project.

They are cutting down the old oak tree.

I cut my finger while chopping the carrots.

You cut the rope in half with one stroke.

The barber cut his hair far too short.

We cut our expenses in half last year.

You cut the meeting short yesterday.

They cut down the forest to build a road.

I have cut all the vegetables for the stew.

You have cut your hand again, I see.

The company has cut two hundred jobs this year.

We have cut our screen time in half.

You have cut the budget too far this time.

They have cut interest rates twice this year.

I had cut the bread before the guests arrived.

You had cut the wire before I could stop you.

She had cut the ribbon before the speeches began.

We had cut the grass just before it rained.

You had cut the costs before the audit started.

They had cut off the power before the repairs began.

I will cut the cake once everyone is here.

You will cut yourself with that blunt knife.

The bank will cut interest rates next month.

We will cut the ribbon at the grand opening.

You will cut the trip short if the weather worsens.

They will cut the old tree down next spring.

I would cut the meeting short if I could.

You would cut cleaner lines with a sharper blade.

The chef would cut it differently for a formal dinner.

We would cut costs if the sales kept dropping.

You would cut the queue if no one was watching.

They would cut taxes to win the election.

Cut along the dotted line.

Let's cut the cake together.