Sentence examples for cut off suddenly from inspiring English sources

But it may not be the only cause, and Dr Tuljapurkar has come up with a purely genetic explanation of a sort that would have been dear to Hamilton's heart.Unlike women, men do not have their fertility cut off suddenly.

And we, the jury -- closed in our crucible; shuttled about in the dark like shades by armed officers; cut off suddenly and indefinitely from our families, friends, news, regular life -- shouldered the strange double burden of jury service.

The videotape cuts off suddenly.

Communication was suddenly cut off.

Her family had been sitting in the living room one evening when the power suddenly cut off.

She could hear the campsite settling; could smell marijuana over the thick stink of the place; a man was shouting, then his voice suddenly cut off.

Local military commanders and political officials say they expect business as usual, but intoned a sense of dread if things like training, equipment and air support from international forces were suddenly cut off.

Dr Andrew McDermott, technical director of the British Ceramic Confederation, is worried about what will happen to the British businesses supplying bricks to the construction industry if their energy source is suddenly cut off.

At once, a Franciscan named Brother Juniper determines to discover why this happened to these five people: "If there were any plan in the universe at all, if there were any pattern in a human life, surely it could be discovered mysteriously latent in those lives so suddenly cut off.

She was trying to get money from her bank, she said, and her credit had suddenly been cut off.

In the summer, suddenly, it was cut off.