Sentence examples similar to cutting off the course from inspiring English sources

Humanitarian aid is, of course, crucial but cutting off the need for such aid in the first place is obviously better.

The video, narrated by film director Oliver Stone, "showed course instructors … repeatedly cutting off the limbs of live goats with tree trimmers, stabbing the animals with scalpels, and cutting into their abdomens to pull out their organs as they twitched, moaned, and kicked," PETA said.

It's just cutting off the heads of snakes.

Conventional wisdom suggests snapping or cutting off the ends.

"We're done," Mr. Jutkowitz said, cutting off the reporter.

He also worried about cutting off the waterfront.

Does true reconstruction depend on cutting off the warlords' power?

The authors outline practical measures for cutting off the problem.

But, what is cutting off the ring?

3. Remove the steaks and transfer to a cutting board, cutting off the florets.

Start by cutting off the stems of the peppers.