Sentence examples for always cut off from inspiring English sources

Remember, you can always cut off more later, but you can't put more back on after cutting too much off.

It was always cut off from the city".

"The consensus was that... the Jews were somehow always cut off from the rest.

Now, to be clear, the iOS App Store has always cut off titles after some point in its various sections, but with the new card-style layout, even finding your favorite version of "Angry Birds" might be a challenge.

They didn't always cut off the tail of a Greenland shark.

First, the scattering of the parts of the tubers that are always cut off when yams are cooked is sufficient to create a yam patch.

Using what was then state-of-art equipment - portable at a mere 200-300lb - they recorded the sounds of native Mexican peoples, such as the Cora, Huichol, Seri, Tzotozil and Yaqui, who had always lived cut off from mainstream society.

But it is an especially surprising turn in South Boston, a place that had always seemed cut off from the cycle of city life, and whose character was, for a century or so, rooted in a mighty, and sometimes violent, resistance to change.

Overall, BM M/PMN was always below cut off for abnormalities.

"I always have a cut off period, no interviews, no nothing.

It is somehow a lot sexier to criticize online venues for taking on sponsored work than it is to criticize a show like "Pawn Stars" that openly shills its sponsors' products (Ooma and Subway to name just two), with nary a disclosure to be seen (indeed, my DVR always manages to cut off that show before the credits).