| will cut | 7.83 | The concrete will cut cleanly this way. | ||
| use cut | 2.57 | It is used to cut round grooves. | ||
| can cut | 0.86 | Second place Wolves can cut its lead by beating Stoke at home Saturday. | ||
| work cut | 0.86 | They set to work cutting down trees and brushwood. | ||
| may cut | 0.79 | A few believed the Fed might cut rates before then. | ||
| cost cut | 0.72 | The move was apparently linked to cost cutting. | ||
| be cut | 0.66 | If the artichokes are large, cut them into halves or quarters. | ||
| do cut | 0.66 | What can a country fan do to cut costs? | ||
| further cut | 0.59 | Expenses further cut into the slim profit margin. | ||
| rush cut | 0.53 | So, already suffering from recession at home, Japan rushed to cut its exposure. | ||
| act cut | 0.39 | That central authority, of course, can act to cut smoking. | ||
| opt cut | 0.39 | Few have opted to cut as many as Akai, which is controlled by a Hong Kong-based company. | ||
| say cut | 0.39 | I said cut the kidding. | ||
| back cut | 0.33 | Many assistance programs have begun to run out of food and are cutting back their hours or preparing less expensive, meatless meals. | ||
| see cut | 0.33 | It is that sentence the club will most want to see cut. | ||
| merge cut | 0.26 | It wants textile mills to close or merge to cut competition for scarce raw materials. | ||
| return cut | 0.26 | Reiffell was expensive in his opening spell but returned to cut through the middle-order, dismissing Campbell and Guy Whittall. | ||
| score cut | 0.26 | Glen Murray scored to cut the lead to two goals. | ||
| want cut | 0.26 | He had heard, he said, that Republicans in Congress wanted to cut taxes for the affluent. |