Sentence examples for need cut off from inspiring English sources

If you pick more than you need, cut off the kernels, blanch briefly in boiling water and freeze.

If needed, cut off any excess fat.

Even though digging the roots out is an essential step if you want to kill a vine completely, you also need to cut off and remove any vines clinging to buildings, fences, trees, or other surfaces.

We need to cut off the supply of money and arms that is flowing to Isis".

So, too, the need to cut off Isis's financial backing.

For now, we need to cut off the head of the terrorist snake.

With that foundation, the sponsors say they can round up the 60 votes they need to cut off debate.

But you usually need to cut off the package when you are back in the United States by calling customer service or going to your carrier's Web site.

"It doesn't mean that the sky will turn blue automatically because at the end of the day we still need to cut off these emissions".

Moallem said Damascus had warned repeatedly of the threat of terrorism and the need to cut off resources and funding but "no one listened to us".

Just a few days earlier, we were shocked to learn he'd bluntly told an elderly war hero in the hospital for his diabetes, "I need to cut off your leg".