Sentence examples for cut off large from inspiring English sources

The relations between the two Koreas have been chilly since Mr. Lee came to power in 2008 and cut off large shipments of aid unless North Korea took concrete steps toward dismantling its nuclear weapons program.

Poor roads, rough ground and seasonal rains have cut off large areas, including the fertile, rebel-controlled highlands of Jebel Marra.

However, the Palestinians say the Israeli measures are creating de facto borders that cut off large chunks of the West Bank.

Joyce said failing to get halal certification would effectively cut off large export markets for Australian meat products, and warned against "picking a fight that we never needed to have".

The night Leda has arrived at the place she has rented for the summer, after watching the sun set on her terrace, reflecting on all that her daughters have taken from her, she returns to her room to find that the plate of fruit left for her is rotten; she tries to "cut off large black areas" but is disgusted by the smell.

Landmines and impassable roads have cut off large parts of the country.

Cut off the large section attached to the main keel, also called the chateaubriand.

Cut off a large thick strip from the thick strip of cardboard.

Cut off a large piece and break it into smaller chunks if it is sufficiently dry.

Cut off and discard all large pieces of fat from the chicken thighs, then cut the meat into large chunks.

With the large head cut off and the tough skin removed, they are delicious.