Sentence examples for basically cut off from inspiring English sources

At almost the same time, we basically cut off our relationship with the Pakistanis.

She also found a register in her voice, high in the diaphragm, basically cut off from the throat.

"It's just a huge problem for them to remain basically cut off from the world's biggest economy".

The barrier "would basically cut off the surge," said Randall Cephus, a corps spokesman here, describing how it would fit into the nearly $15 billion New Orleans-area flood protection project of levees, walls and floodgates.

Mr. Clinton also said he had been overridden by Republicans when he vetoed a securities-industry bill he said would have "basically cut off investors from being able to sue if they were getting the shaft".

"Freelancers are basically cut off from all the workplace protections that have become commonplace," she explained.

"Basically, they cut off your leg," was the indelicate way an acquaintance who had undergone single hip replacement described the operation.

We couldn't solicit any donations – it was basically our lifeline cut off," said CAGE press officer Amandla ThomAmandlason.

Basically, you'll cut off one-half tab-width of the first tab to start the first course, changing the necessary area to fill with each row, shifting the "slots".

And because of that … I basically cut him off, I basically said, "I will have nothing to do with him and his operation because if I cannot secure compliance on a simple matter that is intended to protect the citizens of the community, then I would have nothing to do with him".

If we cultivate enough awareness about shame to name it and speak to it, we've basically cut it off at the knees.