Shorten used in a sentence

Shorten in a sentence as a verb

If you don't mind being bash-specific, you can shorten 2>&1 | to just |& .

The tweet itself should contain the full link and shorten it only on display [0] [1].

Gonna have to shorten my annual Berlin summer break from 3 months to 1 then :D

OT - I can't help but mentally shorten code snippets with underscore/whatever.

Perhaps the worry should be that people just shorten all that to "USA", and give up. I know I would never travel there, and I don't really care which acronym is out to wreck my life.

But it's important to remember that depression can be a fatal illness, and can shorten a person's life.

Smarter implementation would shorten the list of locked pages when it finds a page with enough room that won't split even if its child pages split.

In a sense, the only thing that can be done to shorten that rope is to publish more information, either by leaks or otherwise.

Doing this will reduce the effective interest rate, lower the minimum required payment, and shorten the length of the loan.

You'll forestall any complaints and questions about whether you're sure it was a black widow and shorten the time to diagnose and begin treatment.

Link shorteners, and reliance on them, make it obnoxiously centralized.

He seems to suggest that more planning is the solution, but I think just the opposite: with both those fictional shops I'd encourage them to fix the visible problems, and try to do so in ways that shorten feedback loops and help surface other hidden issues.

Here, let me shorten it up for you: This patch is a _variant_ of what we've been using to help \n protect customer keys for a decade.\n\n This should really be considered more of a proof of \n concept than something that you want to put directly into \n production.

Especially if Tesla warns it will shorten the battery's life.- It'd be better if Tesla's software took temperature into account when estimating mileage range.- Broder is being ridiculous about the cruise control and his speed estimates, and the temperature.