You never really quite appreciate just what a cornucopia of food alternatives exists — just how many culinary directions you can set off in — until a few are cut off and you're forced to re-route yourself.
They are so happy for me and also just pleased to see me because I've been in isolation in the village the last few weeks, cut off from the world.
Although she, too, was obliged to have a few heads cut off, she seems to have done so with reluctance, and usually under extreme provocation combined with pressure from her council.
The wealthy for-profit education corporation owners at APSCU got an additional jolt when the Department of Education on Thursday starting sending them information about their performance with respect to the hotly-contested "gainful employment" rule that could, in a few years, cut off federal aid to programs that consistently leave students unable to repay their loans.
If you see a white film or dust on a few leaves, cut off the affected branch, even if it has peas or flowers on it, and throw it away.
Few governments have cut off access entirely; Myanmar did so in 2007, as did Nepal two years earlier.
In a few cases, Mr. Egan cut off an actor with a precipitous "Thank you".
Depending on their size (you can use two monstrous ones here, or a few smaller ones), cut off the last couple of inches of dark green leaves, those without any pale green core.
If I know I'm going to be storing it for a few weeks, I cut off pieces as I need them.
Finally, the two 2.5 mm k-wires are tightened and a few millimeters are cut off of the Humerusblock.
