Sentence examples for line cut off from inspiring English sources

That is, movement along a fault line cut off the flow in some places.

The prime minister, Viktor Orban, recently risked having a monetary fund rescue line cut off when he introduced laws to strip the Hungarian central bank of its political independence.

Nothing was seen of Suu Kyi herself, who is now almost totally isolated, with her telephone line cut off and no visitors admitted, apart from her cook and doctor.

Some one million residents of central New Jersey were urged today to continue boiling or buying their water for drinking or cooking, after a break in a major supply line cut off water or reduced pressure in parts of six counties on Tuesday.

"Thus," the Albanian account continues, "the Khrushchev revisionist group, consistent in its line, cut off all relations with socialist Albania at a time when it maintained contacts with and was drawing ever closer to the most reactionary regimes of the world".

The equipment — " The line cut off.

Tapp says: "I appreciate everything you guys are doing, and thank …" but the line cuts off before he can finish his sentence.

In the east, the Ulaanbaatar Beijing railway line cuts off about 17,000 km of suitable wild ass habitat, where asses have basically disappeared (P. Kaczensky, unpubl. data).

Large parts of York city centre remained without power yesterday, with phone lines cut off.

I enlisted a computer-savvy friend to help and watched as he went through 20 different operations and finally got all the addresses moved over, with only a few duplicates, ends of lines cut off, and zip codes removed.

The rebels said that they continued to battle a handful of Qaddafi gunmen in the city but that the armored units and artillery surrounding the city appeared to have pulled back, their supply and communication lines cut off by the airstrikes.