Sentence examples for place cut off from inspiring English sources

This was a place cut off both from western Europe and the east.

That grave mistake led to a plan that turned many survivors into wanderers who moved from place to place, cut off from jobs and schools.

The plot is skeletal, a bag of bones, spring-loaded with booby-traps and wired to the mains as it shuttles Radcliffe's widowed young lawyer around Eel Marsh House, the obligatory "old place cut off from the outside world".

And in the shadow of the Black Mountain, here in the Kalu Valley in remote Bamian Province, villagers hope that Indian and Canadian mining operations can turn buried iron ore into new lives for struggling families, breaking a cycle of poverty in this high place cut off by snow for six months of the year.

But the government's response came too late for some places, cut off by the time the scale of the disaster had become clear.

"If you look at the other UKIP target seats they are, more often than not, places cut off transport-wise, and serviced by rickety, unreliable and overpriced rail services," he writes.

Communication had to be restored to get food, medicine and construction supplies to those isolated and stranded in places cut off from others.

In two weeks Obama will chair a United Nations Security Council meeting where the focus will be on foreign fighters, intelligence sharing, and working with Interpol and other law enforcement "to make sure we have the right defenses in place and protocols in place to cut off this flow and this pipeline of fighters going into and out of the region".

The cult is the place where, cut off from your peers, you become crazy.

The other possibility would be a little clot, but one that ended up in exactly the right place to cut off blood flow to the R.A.S.

"My own adult kids, when they visit, go through the centre of town and now complain about how much of the place seems cut off to them".