Sentence examples for point cut off from inspiring English sources
The U.A.W. talks, however, have been constant since Saturday, when Ron Gettelfinger, the union's president, at one point cut off discussions with G.M. — only to drive across town to take up the topic of retiree health care with Ford.
Actually, this Western-imposed economic malpractice is fast turning a monetary crisis into a solvency crisis that could endanger otherwise salvageable companies and financial institutions-and, more to the point, cut off our own expansion.
If it's a large gate hinge with a long point, cut off the excess metal so that it does not protrude excessively.
They will look like triangles with the point cut off.
He was bowled for 106 cutting at Samit Patel (six for 114) four balls into the 110th over, the last before the bonus points cut off.
The GOP also agreed to a short-term "stimulative" 2 percentage-point cut off the 6.2% payroll tax we all pay on income up to $106,800.
Conversely, at the two-point cut off, the positive predictive value for mortality was low (34.0% (95% CI 27.5% to 41.0%)) with a specificity of 49.2% (95% CI 43.0% to 55.5%) (see Table 4).
"The point is to cut off the head.
Predicted future changes towards a seasonally ice-free ocean13,14 will, at some point, cut-off long-range transport of ice-rafted materials by the Transpolar Drift.
As a result of the State Highways Acts of the early 20th century, the Black Point Cut-off was built over it and opened to traffic in 1917.
The paved toll road was to be built on top of an ancient Native American trail along the San Pablo Bay shore between the Sacramento Highway and the Black Point cut-off (LRN 8) near Sears Point.
