Sentence examples for cut the grounding from inspiring English sources
Never cut the grounding pin off the plug end of an extension cord, or any power tool cord.
The widening political cracks, however, now threaten to cut the ground from beneath their feet.
If you're not sufficiently ideological, he would cut the ground out from under you".
The generals want to cut the ground from under them by building more non-religious secondary schools.
Their adoption cut the ground from under the move for a second convention, although this mode of ratification has found its proponents from time to time.
And cut the ground beneath Corbyn with sustained assaults on tax dodging and corporate misdeeds, especially in the wake of government inaction over dodgy car emissions.
In the 1970s, the publication of the Pentagon papers cut the ground from beneath the US case for the Vietnam war.
The latest rationale of our Vietnamese policy (self-determination) can be used to cut the ground from under the administration's defense of its intervention in the Dominican Republic, and if Under-Sec.
And the Constitutional Court further cut the ground from under potential protesters' feet by ruling on the eve of the poll that unlisted voters could register on polling day using their identity cards.
The prime minister's bid to resolve the crisis also seeks to cut the ground from beneath the feet of backbench MPs who had aimed to take control of a process when Mrs May could not.
