Sentence examples for much cut off from inspiring English sources

"We're just outraged by the fact that small business is pretty much cut off from the capital markets," said Kassan, a securities lawyer.

There's also travel, that was a big part of my life, travelling… … So, I feel very much cut off, I can't work, I can't drive, I can't travel.

(Tim) There's also travel, that was a big part of my life, travelling… … So, I feel very much cut off, I can't work, I can't drive, I can't travel.

As it is, heavy security around the exchange on Wall Street has pretty much cut it off from small restaurants and businesses in lower Manhattan, which are no longer allowed to deliver.

Philippe Val, the editor of Charlie Hebdo, requested an apology from Siné, to which the veteran "chroniqueur" replied, with some brio it must be said, that he would much rather cut off his testicles.

So if a pickup's trip is mainly stop-and-go, and it doesn't travel 100 miles a day on the interstate, there won't be much to cut off.

If you want to retain a bit of length without too much work, cut off lock 1-2" from the scalp.

He was entranced & realized how much he felt cut off from world events.

And that happened because so much power was cut off at once.

Not so the restless, jagged, post-everything Nora Olney of Shelley Jackson's "Half Life," who despises her conjoined twin, Blanche, and wants nothing so much as to cut off Blanche's pretty but annoying head.

It would have been so much easier to cut off parts of myself in order to fit into the corporate structure.