Sentence examples for regularly cut off from inspiring English sources

The new Ukraine will pay more for gas, which will be regularly cut off for "technical reasons".

"I've always felt entirely at ease among the 400 inhabitants, regularly cut off from the world for long periods.

What do you expect when you regularly cut off lucrative customers for the crime of using Vodafone a lot?

The teacher said she was aware that life on an island that had no shop and was regularly cut off from the mainland during the winter would be tough.

Three flood warnings remain in place on the Dee in north Wales, one on the Severn at Shrewsbury, and one at Naburn, a village downstream from York which is regularly cut off by the Ouse.

Maria Luiza Galer of the World Health Organization, who is coordinating aid efforts in the northern region, said heavy snow during the winter regularly cut off remote villages and in recent years had made it increasingly difficult to get medical supplies through, leading to rising rates of pneumonia, especially among women and children.

Bento regularly cuts off journalists he feels are beating around the bush.

Keep plants trimmed, remove dead plant matter regularly, and cut off any overhang that comes anywhere near the barbecue facility.

Instead, hair should be trimmed semi-regularly to cut off damaged ends.

Cheryl's father beat her mother regularly, and he once cut off all of her mother's hair as punishment for some perceived infraction.

Since our biomass estimates did not include reproductive parts (Supporting Information S1, Fig. S1), flower buds were cut off regularly to ensure maximal allocation to vegetative growth [68], [69], [70].