Sentence examples similar to quick cut off from inspiring English sources
The press secretary was seemingly quick to cut off the inevitable questions regarding inclusion and precisely how well these VoIPed-in reporters will be vetted by the White House, stating, [W]e're excited to open up into the field and fold here, a diverse group of journalists from around the country, who may not have the convenience or funding to travel to Washington.
(Quick cut to Preminger, looking wise).
While European officials, especially France, appeared more sympathetic to the Latin American nation in the midst of economic chaos, they did not publicly challenge the American position opposing a quick resumption of aid, which was cut off in December Mr. O'Neill said the United States stood ready to help Argentina as much as possible, but suggested that official loans were not the answer.
And you miss out because you're quick to dismiss, assume, and even cut off a budding connection at the knees because of something your girls wouldn't agree with.
One quick way to kill something is to cut off its oxygen.
Not only is this method quicker and more efficient, it keeps all the extra strawberry you usually cut off intact.
