Sentence examples for curtailed by a from inspiring English sources

Dan Quayle's influence with Bush was curtailed by a heavy load of the kind of chores that Mondale warned about.

The bank executive got into the sport after his running habit was curtailed by a hip injury.

The ability of smaller, unlisted companies to invest was severely curtailed by a dramatic reduction in credit availability.

A break of 74 is curtailed by a missed yellow to the left middle, but this is a splendid recovery.

(Chinen) Giuseppi Logan Quartet (Thursday) Mr. Logan is an alto saxophonist whose promising start, on the mid-1960s free-jazz scene, was curtailed by a mysterious silence.

My attempt to talk to him was curtailed by a howl from the stroller, and I pushed on against a squall.

If anything, Syrian artists, writers and intellectuals complain that liberties have been only further curtailed by a regime still trying to grasp the challenges of the Web.

Peter Drinnen After playing first-class cricket in Queensland as a wicket-keeper from 1998-1990, his career was curtailed by a back injury.

Some legal observers speculated that the number of lawsuits would be curtailed by a US Supreme Court decision earlier this year.

In his last two seasons at Wigan, Caldwell moved into coaching and took the necessary badges when his playing career was curtailed by a long-standing hip injury.

In all the time between his arrival and his competition Fosbury practised jumping only once, and even that session was curtailed by a rainstorm.