Sentence examples for currently cut from inspiring English sources

Many towns and villages are currently cut off by landslides and overflowing rivers.

Ten Gillette Blue-II razors cost £2.45 at Sainsbury, £2.49 (in a pack of 20) at Tesco, £2.69 (currently cut to £1.99) at Superdrug and £3.52 at Boots.

And I say to those people who are currently cut off from Skype: vote with your feet and leave your mobile provider".

Lewis blamed the current government for failing to communicate that development is a long-term challenge and the two most important groups in the discussion – UK taxpayers and beneficiaries of UK development spending – were currently "cut out of the conversation".

Although the stones would no longer be visible to motorists driving past, the tunnel would reconnect Stonehenge with the two-thirds of the world heritage site lying to the south of the A303 and currently cut off by it.

How many lives currently cut short could be extended?

This allowance currently cuts the tax rate on the first £4,615 of income from 40% to zero and is worth £1,846 a year to higher-rate taxpayers.

12.24pm: The Washington Post notes how Haiti's president, René Préval, currently cuts a somewhat aloof figure who seems more at home with foreigners than his own people.

From the Costa, which only features non-fiction in the form of biography, to the Booker and the Baileys, which reward fiction, no literary award currently cuts across genres, Fry said.

The rival most often mentioned as his budding successor is Taro Aso, the bumptious foreign minister, who is also a conservative and currently cuts a more dashing figure than his boss.Another name, though, is increasingly being whispered: Junichiro Koizumi.

But although she currently cuts a sympathetic figure, that might change fast were her role in the less savoury bits of her husband's career to get a no-holds-barred public airing.And Mrs Clinton would probably be running against a formidable local opponent, Rudolph Giuliani, New York's mayor since 1994.