Sentence examples for off from the food from inspiring English sources

Yarmouk's remaining refugees are now caught in the crossfire between the jihadists, the rebels, and the regime and cut off from the food and supplies they desperately need.

As logging invades the endangered Indonesian primate's habitat, scientists fear orangutans, whose name means "man of the forest," will increasingly be cut off from the food, family, and shelter they need to survive.

It suggests that, even though much of the country is cut off from the food-distribution system, rural dwellers survive precariously through subsistence farming.Transport or rather the lack of it may be another, unintended form of social control.

Mr Field told The Independent: "These companies are creaming off mega-profits from the food and drink they sell in this country.

The food porn that currently occupies a good portion of your Instagram feed could be turning you off from the types of foods you're observing, according to a recent study out of BYU that was published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology.

Pizarro was the head chef at Tapas Brindisa, the much-admired restaurant that spun off from the fabulously good Spanish food importer Brindisa and then turned into a mini-chain of three places, all in London.

"The only explanation is that the strictly Orthodox are going to make a pile of money off the food they import from Jordan," he said.

Thanks to whatever tribal, insular agenda, the people seem to have cut themselves off from the cultures of England and France, in food as much as anything.

Castle & Cooke was spun off from Dole Food to shareholders in December 1995.

She has been looking for work since June, when she was laid off from a food catering business.

They no longer garden on a grand scale, and they have been cut off from vital food, mineral and water resources they require to remain healthy.