Sentence examples for cut off once from inspiring English sources

Thus the virus life cycle should be cut off once the action of SAH is inhibited.

Benefits for single parents would be cut off once a claimant's youngest child turned four.

WHEN Poland and Lithuania joined the European Union in 2004, many were concerned that the Russia exclave of 950,000 inhabitants would be cut off, once surrounded by EU members.

In any case, rather than studying the law, as he was sent to Paris to do, he haunted the bookstalls along the Seine, buying engravings and drawings for next to nothing with the allowance that his father cut off once he learned what his son was really up to.

The gas intensive manufacturing industries that are locating new production facilities in the US to take advantage of low prices are going to be very difficult to cut off once the deliverability crisis begins.

"I got my head cut off once but put it back on.

A nearby upper-level low temporarily cut off outflow, although once it moved further away the low enhanced ventilation.

Where rural villages were once cut off and isolated from urban centers, cellphones now offer a lifeline, providing access to banking, news and business opportunities.

Bobby Ojeda, a former Mets pitcher, once cut off the top of a finger with hedge clippers, and the former outfielder Vince Coleman accidentally hit pitcher Dwight Gooden with a golf club.

Related to this is the problem that, given that each element can be caused only by a previous element of a corresponding kind (in an immediately preceding moment), there does not seem to be any way for the consciousness, once cut off, to restart.

Be modest in the cut - too short is not flattering and you can't return the fabric once cut off.