1) Anyway, I most surely am cut down to size.

2) The press was another estate of the realm cut down to size.

3) It's time Harold cut down to size. He's far too proud and conceited.

4) Oversized financial conglomerates should be cut down to size and forced to spin off assets.

5) The once-powerful post unions have been cut down to size.

6) She's so proud, she needs to be cut down to size.

7) The threats posed by belly fat can be cut down to size.

8) Such knowledge can lead to excessive risk-taking and is one reason why Switzerland's central bank has said the country's two mega-banks may have to be cut down to size.

9) Indian's politically influential media empires will be forced to restructure under proposed legislation designed to cut down to size the country's broadcasting monopolies.

10) And so Slaven Bilic's players, formidable when beating England home and away in the Euro 2008 campaign, were cut down to size,(http:///cut down to size.html) this time definitively.

11) For one night, and he hopes one night only, the Special One became a mere mortal as his previously unbeaten team was cut down to size and Mourinho ran out of ideas on how to stop a rampant Barcelona.