He would put on his belt so tight that it would almost cut off his circulation. He couldn't even play with simple toys like marbles or tops.

It is a belt-tightening budget. We cut where we could cut.

We have cut to the bone and there's no place left to tighten the belt around.

Most public defenders have more trials under their belt in five years than civil attorneys have in 20 years.

I was surprised, ... I didn't expect the tight end to be able sneak through and cut my legs up, but he did.

I'm trying not to let it matter. If they wanted to cut it in two, they could. It wouldn't be ethical but it would be legal. It's not mine anymore.