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She had some absurd idea that I'd cut a figure in the world.
Instead, he began cutting a figure in the city's upper social classes.
I hardly cut a figure that could be called stylish.
It's hard to see how a prince of finance can cut a figure at those prices.
He has never sought to cut a figure in New York society.
A burst from the MP-5 cut a figure eight through one of the running men.
As for me, I have cut a figure!
It's like skating on frictionless ice, trying to cut a figure eight against a strong head wind.
They don't cut a figure if you're careful.
"But, oh, the man cut a figure on horseback."
Many sociologists argued then that gambling was a self-dramatisation carried out by people trying to cut a figure.
That's what confirmation means for her--a bit of a theatrical show where she can cut a figure.
She certainly cuts a figure," Della Street said. "
A crow bedecked with fancy feathers, you seek to cut a figure among peacocks.
He thinks that his district, which contains many recent immigrants to America, takes pride in having a congressman who cuts a figure on the world stage.
They were stationed in London and his duties were light, allowing him to cut a figure in high society.
As a Lewitzky dancer, he cut a figure of crystalline form and focus, quicksilver like his guru.
Now he cut a figure familiar to anyone who has sat near a front row in school - the fidgety, sweet-natured know-it-all.
He made some useful friends in British intelligence and managed briefly to cut a figure during the siege of Strasbourg.
Even in the dark colors recommended to the overweight, he cut a figure of awkward proportions and looked a Fattie like a plum.
Rahman still cuts a figure with a handsome, tanned face and a snappy leather jacket.
Now put on that black robe with the gold and red trim the Imps left, and you'll cut a figure fit to grace any court.
As a matter of fact, he had asked for the outfit, not for purposes of escape, but in order to cut a figure before the public.
For 11 years, Mrs Thatcher dominated Britain and cut a figure on the global stage.
Yet even so, this article cut a figure: sleek of line, cutting edge in design, of the moment and yet blue-collar practical.
