Sentence examples for route cut off from inspiring English sources

The American forces would then be trapped — both their main supply line and their main evacuation route cut off.

In October, it was a focus for an operation to regain control of convoy supply routes cut off by the insurgents.

Marie Claire Feghali, a spokeswoman for the International Committee of the Red Cross, said on Tuesday that the humanitarian situation across Yemen was "very difficult" with "naval, air and ground routes cut off".

To my dismay, my normal route was cut off due to a city-wide event and the police were directing everyone to a detour route.

It was May, season of the first strong storms; it was urgent to get back to the Plain of Jars before the route was cut off".

The fish is native to the Mediterranean and used to be fished regularly along the Guadalquivir, which crosses Andalusia, until the fish's migratory route got cut off by dams and other constructions along the river.

If it appears to her that her escape route is cut off she may panic.

Deaths and injuries typically arise if escape routes are cut off, or as small explosions occur through interaction with water, vegetation or fuel.

"Toward the end, as Mosul was becoming fully surrounded and supply routes were cut off, people were also deprived of clean drinking water, food and medicine as ground fighting and airstrikes intensified".

Furthemore, the onslaught against Homs and other Syrian cities has proved costly for the FSA: With their supply routes either cut off or hampered, their ammunition is getting low.

Furthermore, the onslaught against Homs and other Syrian cities has proved costly for the FSA: With their supply routes either cut off or hampered, their ammunition is getting low.