Sentence examples similar to post cut off from inspiring English sources

About 80% of intra-chromosomal associations passed this threshold, representing approx. 50% of all post cut-off associations.

In the 1990s, Washington — incensed about Pakistan's illicit nuclear program and no longer worried about a post-Soviet Afghanistan — cut off nearly all support.

If leaving the bottom of the post in the ground is a problem, do not cut off the post, proceed to the next step.

The company made a video showing how to watch programs on the Internet, and on Thursday — the same day the LIN TV stations were cut off — posted it to the Time Warner Cable Web site.

Here is a list of what might happen: Breakaway- come out to top of crease and [know where your posts are!] and cut off the angle make them see you not the net.

Frerotte dropped back in the end zone on first down and found Berrian blowing by Charles Tillman, who had ducked inside, apparently to cut off a post route.

Dig the new hole if you cut off the post.

Don't cut off a post until you decide if you need to remove the base from the ground to re-use the hole.

Burnett was so distraught Tuesday night he cut off a post-game interview after about 30 seconds.

The country's post-conflict areas have been cut off from opportunity and prosperity for 50 years.

In fact, the KGB was cut off from the post-Soviet redistribution of assets.