Sentence examples for month cut off from inspiring English sources

Start by cutting off a few inches of your hair, and then once a month cut off ¼-½ an inch of hair.

His call for a unified approach was both praised and questioned by Otto Jelinek, Canada's Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, who last month cut off Federal support funds for six Canadian athletes after tests disclosed that they had used steroids as performance drugs.

Moreover, we used reported duration of one month cut off to differentiate acute from chronic diarrhea.

He fell out catastrophically with his friend Paul Gauguin and in December cut off his ear.

The U.S. has agreed to recognize the new state, but the European Union will likely be divided on the issue, and, according to Holbrooke, "may cut off aid, which will be catastrophic".

Pro-government forces slowly surrounded the city and in July cut off access to rebel-held areas.

The comapany's European operation, Visa Europe, in July cut off access to its payment network for iZettle in almost all of its markets (Sweden excepted).

The crackdown affected not only giant banks like Citi, but smaller ones, such as one-branch Merchants Bank in Carson, a money-transmitting specialist that in February cut off the service to many countries, including struggling Somalia, under pressure from authorities.

The rule, which went into effect in July, cuts off student loans and grants to career programs that saddle their graduates with debt far greater than their annual earnings.

Last month divers cut off the damaged bows, where the explosions took place.

A similar announcement last month to cut off exports to six European countries resulted in a jump in oil prices.