Sentence examples for again cut off from inspiring English sources

At a time when the fighting was fierce and the current again cut off, Sukenik met the Syrian merchant at night on the neutral ground of the Y.M.C.A., and with a flashlight examined the manuscripts.

North of the M4 corridor, especially in the valleys, communities were once again cut off as fresh snow fell on the thick crust of ice that has made life there tricky for almost a week.

Moscow has often used energy as a political weapon in dealing with its neighbours, and European customers are now concerned Russia might again cut off deliveries.

When the lid is tight again, cut off the leftover string so you can't see it.

He was again cut off.

Iraq immediately threatened again to cut off oil production if the extension is adopted.

Iraq, which opposes continued supervision of oil sales and wants sanctions lifted without admitting arms inspectors, threatened again to cut off oil sales.

It has become unthinkable for the inhabitants of Derry or Newry that they should once again be cut off from their natural hinterlands in the Irish republic.

And neighbors and planners worry that the trade center will once again feel cut off from its surroundings, a place where security credentials prevail, traffic is unwelcome and every step is scrutinized, as at the New York Stock Exchange or 1 Police Plaza security zones.

The hospital opened his abdomen once again to cut off his large intestine as a whole.

If the court strikes down the law, Jackson could once again be cut off from insurance.