We've gotta cut through.

He cut through Sherwood Forest.

Can we cut through it?

It was gonna cut right in, slash through, slashed right in, cut right through...

Initializer clause expected

Turn here. Cut through the field.

Maybe we could cut through it.

Let's cut through here. Come on.

The cold wind cut through his coat.

Come, sword, and cut through the clasps!

Roads were cut through the bald hills.

And that will cut through a lock?

And it was cut nearly clean through.

I can use it anywhere outside the clause or inside the clause, because it was defined outside of the clause.)

They cut out a path through thick jungle.

They cut out a path through the jungle.

The ship cut her way through the waves.

That clause was obviously ignored.

It includes a safepassage clause.

He can now cut through tough animal hide. SS

Cut through the red tape? Work out the kinks?

This looks like it'll cut through some red tape.

It breaks out of that clause.

Cut, cut, cut.

It's gonna cut through the glass! Move! Tim, let go.

Cut off the speakers. Put her through on the line.

About 20 yards that way, if you cut through town.

Oh, we want most favored nations clause,

Okay, so I've added an and clause.

Cut. Cut.

Give you wood so hard a saw couldn't cut through it?

And let's add a new type of clause.

And the indent is part of this clause.

It's going to go to the else clause.

But this clause applies when x is odd.

I need to add another clause to this.

I had a special clause in my contract.

San Clemente Road and Hermosa that's where we cut through the fence.

It cut right through skin, muscle and cartilage in one fell swoop.

I think it will cut through any lock we're likely to find.

We'll start with the soft tissue first. Cut through the chest cavern.

Madala and Clegg, you cut through the woods. Stay in the trees.

He's gonna head south, cut through the alley back to her place.

There must be access where we can cut through the maze, right?

He added an air duct system that can cut through the maze.