Sentence examples for being cut off during from inspiring English sources

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The 'living bridges' made from tree roots Jump to media player The indigenous Khasi people created the bridges to prevent villages being cut off during monsoons.

Or "when you've been cut off during Communion".

General Saleh has been a major beneficiary of American counterterrorism support, which has temporarily been cut off during the crisis.

Although the visible part of the clitoris is cut off during FGM, it remains below the surface.

In New York early last week, for instance, Mr. Bradley was cut off during live interviews with television stations in Oregon and California.

She has a letter from the council warning that her electricity will be cut off during the eviction process.

Apparently, it was cut off during his autopsy by his somewhat cruel doctor, Francesco Autommarchi, in front of 17 witnesses, before it was then acquired by priest Abbé Anges Paul Vignali who gave the leader his last rites.

His latest, "A Behanding in Spokane," which begins previews on Broadway on Feb. 15, centers on a man searching for his hand, which was cut off during an act of violence in childhood.

She does not like the siding, but said that "at 72, I'm not removing it -- who knows what's underneath?" Some trim was cut off during the installation, and the siding looks faded and worn, although still serviceable.

General Saadi appeared to be speaking about a project that he contends was cut off during the Persian Gulf war in 1991, but his use of a present tense created some doubt.