Sentence examples for cut off now from inspiring English sources

"We get these frantic e-mails from users saying they are totally cut off now".

"Residents of rebel-held Idlib are incredibly worried aid will be cut off now that HTS controls all major roads and border crossings," said Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Washington-based research fellow at the Forum for Regional Thinking.

But not all members of the government have the same aims for the diamonds: to some members of Zanu-PF, cut off now from access to the state coffers by Biti's reforms at the finance ministry, the diamonds represent an opportunity to loot again.

Monetary aid should be cut off now, with a warning to Russia not even to knock on our door until it becomes current in paying its workers and until it denies export licenses to businesses that are in arrears with their workers.

"Oh I had it cut off; it's now a jacket," the niece said.

The Cusco regional government says at least 15,000 people in the tourism business will be out of work for a few months.Although the rains did not affect Machu Picchu, it is now cut off.

Only time will tell, if it can do it again with many sources of funding now cut off.

These counties largely rely on Monrovia for their goods - and the blockade means that the cities of Robertsport and Tubmanburg are now cut off.

Instead, all they did with Peron was cut off the head, and now the four managers needed somewhere to go.

Refugees housed in the Nauru detention centre who used Facebook to keep in touch with family members, will now be cut off.

After birth the baby is still dependent on the blood supply of drugs that has now been cut off.