Meanings of cut life in English

You cut life to pieces with your epigrams.

A clean- cut hole through the flesh of a man who has lived a clean- cut life is swift in healing.

Air pollution is thought to cut life expectancy in northern China by five years compared to the south of the country.

Two companies last year cut life expectancy assumptions, after studies of their pensioners' mortality showed their calculations were too conservative, said Mercer.

The Grim Reaper can cut life short and, under the right circumstances, whittle those still standing down to the size of pygmies.

She belonged to the list of persons appointed to cut life's thread when it strains, their general kindness being so liable to misdirection.

Studies now show that Chinese coal pollution is cutting life expectancy by up to five years.

She thrilled with the knowledge of her own skill even as she cut lives from bodies like a gambler shuffling cards.

One is that the years-of-life-lost approach fails to capture chronic diseases that do not cut lives short but do cause immense suffering.

As Bergson has so well shown, the reason cuts life into countless cross-sections: a thing must be dead before it can be dissected.

We are asking of the Ministers whether it is 'fair and prudent' to hit the poorest by cutting life-saving aid, said Dóchas spokesman Hans Zomer.