Sentence examples for activities cut off from inspiring English sources

And their transplanted activities, cut off from home yet intensified in their love for their native culture by their very enforced absence, reminded me of how distance can quicken an appreciation for what one has lost.

The activity cuts off the blood supply to the brain, which deprives it of oxygen and can kill brain cells.

If memories are triggered of times your passion for a particular activity was cut off, reinfuse that activity with passion NOW.

Meanwhile, military activity has cut off areas in south Lebanon from the rest of the country.

There is no consensus about the most appropriate activity count cut off points for sedentary, light, moderate and vigorous PA levels in pregnancy.

For such activities, cut-offs around 2000 counts per minute have been published to discriminate light from moderate intensities [ 18, 19].

Pointe Noire is unusual in that rebel activity has so cut off its roads that the city is "almost like an island," he said, with few outside children visiting.

Officials in Syria kept silent, and government-run newspapers there ignored the fact that Mr. Bush had demanded that Syria expel militant Palestinian groups that Washington accused of terrorist activity and that Syria cut off its support for Hezbollah in Lebanon.

When we detect spamming activity, we work to cut off the source of the spam, remove all fraudulent signatures and restore the petition to its original state.

This separation between deposit-taking and securities trading would cut off risky activity from cheap, federally subsidized funding.

They are likely to be cut off from the activities that define normal life for most Britons: work, school, family life.