People in care homes today would have been in geriatric hospitals 15 years ago, which is why they don't get out as much and why homes may seem to have become cut off, and on the side of society.
"Without their efforts, Russia could easily have become cut off and the whole outcome of the war could have been different".
An RNLI lifeboat was then sent to rescue two men aged 24 and 21 who had become cut off by the tide in the area.
After the earthquake hit, access to the monastery had become cut off.
McAuliffe reported to Carlson that soon after he had made contact with the Japanese forces, he and one of his squads had become cut off from the rest of his company.
While lesser establishments may be willing to accept anyone with the minimum of requirements, the competition for places in the more prestigious universities has become cut-throat.
If I'm wrong, the Nelson mugs will have become cut-price stocking fillers by Christmas eve; though not, perhaps, the commemorative grandfather clocks, which are now on offer at £2,950 apiece!
But the government in Baghdad has become increasingly cut off from Iraq's restless provinces, literally as well as politically.
"At dinner parties, friends from both left and right agree that the top pay for some has become indecent, cut off from reality," said a wealthy, retired senior figure from a French car giant who lived in a village near Marnes-la-Coquette Marnes-la-Coquette Marnes-la-Coquette
Swenson is happily married and a published novelist, but he has become so cut off from the cultural mainstream that he's blocked on his latest novel, tentatively titled "The Black and the Black," and he's frustrated by the provincialism of life at Euston and by the lack of promise in his students.
