Sentence examples for only cut off from inspiring English sources

For a slight fray, you should only cut off the very edge without cutting off the stitch holding the edge in place.

Somehow she thought they had only cut off the cold water".

The drumbeat from the right to not only cut off aid, but indeed force Greece out of the euro zone, has grown ever louder.

They only cut off one man's hand, for suspected stealing, and they got everyone to stop drinking and obey the one-way streets.

Leaders of the European Union countries said they would not only cut off high-level relations but suspend Austria's membership in the union.

Seizing it would not only cut off Taliban forces further to the east; it would also open a supply route to Northern Alliance forces from Uzbekistan.

tanfield-railway.co.uk CTB Fal Ferry The King Harry Ferry over the Fal not only cuts off a long drive to the Roseland area of Cornwall - it's also a great adventure.

This not only cuts off a pathway out of poverty, it also means that blacks, Latinos and Asian Americans will be less likely to see a health provider who understands their community and culture, leading to worse care.

Residents, however, complain the valley location not only cuts off views to the mountains but also means a temperature drop of 18 degrees Fahrenheit or more in the winter.

Performing trimming on NGS data not only cuts off the low quality bases from both ends, but also discards poor quality reads, and thus improving reads' quality markedly.

At this point, the victim traces up to level 2 of traceback (edge router interface) and only cuts off the access of all nodes belonging to this interface, not all nodes that are connected to this edge router.