Sentence examples for cut off life from inspiring English sources

Less than a month after being cut off, life in Aleppo has already slowed to a near halt.

BERLIN — In a landmark ruling that will make it easier for people to allow relatives and other loved ones to die, Germany's highest court ruled Friday that it was not a criminal offense to cut off life-sustaining treatment for a patient.

"It's the common pattern in all the cases, where the consumer does everything right, submits the paperwork on time, and the county's default is to cut off life-sustaining care," Kane said.

It instantaneously throws up a wall that stops your flow and cuts off life's endless possibilities.

Yet the painting itself is not cut off from life.

We will not defeat the terrorists unless we cut off their life support systems.

If I couldn't garden, I would feel cut off from life.

With electricity virtually cut off, their life support is powered by a generator with a variable current.

The fact that the sparse information in the sources does not seem to support their ideas witness our woman in Groningen, who was certainly not cut off from life in the city apparently gave them no second thoughts.

But cultural background means there are still substantial numbers of Muslim men in Europe who believe that women carry their families' honor and should be cut off from life outside the home.

For much of the book, like Mike in the asylum, you feel cut off from life and, like Mike, welcome the sex with Alicia and the couplings between the patients as a source of human contact.