Sentence examples for goes cut off from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is the memory of CJ Parker's easy grace that makes it so hard to believe the Amazons of ancient Greece,  so legend goes, cut off their right breasts to take part in archery.

After tapping the head onto the handle as far as it will go, cut off any projecting wood so that the shaft is flush with the top of the head.

Go cut off your b*lls on YouTube or something.

Now go cut off those sleeves and get ready for action.

They pretty much go crazy and go cut off as many peoples heads before the berserker gets shot down.

If you want to let go cut off all communications and everything linking you to that specific person or thing they're not worth holding onto if you have to contemplate when to let go.

"It's not like people are going to get cut off from the world.

Keep your indignant rage in check: You're going to be cut off.

(To save money on heat, so the Gabrovo joke goes, Gabrovians cut off their cats' tails. That way they can shut their doors more quickly whenever the cats go in or out of the house).

He was known as "our lord the flayed one" because, the story goes, he cut off his own skin to give food to humanity, just as corn loses its outer skin before germinating.

But we're not going to cut off the route to go through Eton.