Sentence examples for becoming cut off from inspiring English sources
Concerned about Pasley's squadron becoming cut off from the main body of his fleet, Howe recalled them to the British line at 20 00.
He said only one home in 200 would be affected, "heavily concentrated in parts of London, fast becoming islands of opulence cut off from the rest of the country".
Palestinians inside were also cut off, becoming increasingly impoverished.
When you mention the possibility of them selling their luxury car, video console, guitar, diamond bracelet, or any other expensive item that could keep them from becoming homeless or having their utilities cut off or car repossessed, how do they respond?
The man doesn't understand, feels cut off and becomes frightened by what looks like obsession, unless he is becoming obsessed too.
Opponents said it would be an environmental disaster that would cut off access to the river and go against everything Hudson was becoming.
IT IS becoming hard to know whether Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh's prime minister, is a cynically good actress or cut off from political reality.
