Sentence examples for soon severed from inspiring English sources

This connection is soon severed and, in later development, the groove itself splits into two (see below).

It really gave my heart a twinge To think this loyal little hinge Would soon be severed from its home, And then replaced with cobalt chrome.

Soon her severed hand, with its shimmery blue nail polish, turns up in the New Mexico town of El Nino and begins to perform miracles.

David Bintley created Hobson's Choice in 1989 for the Royal Ballet touring company which was soon to sever its links with Covent Garden and become Birmingham Royal Ballet.

Both were hugely popular in 1962 and they epitomised the long-standing connection between jazz and popular song, soon to be severed.

It alludes, more obviously, to the ruffs and collars of Shakespeare's time, lacy platters for great heads soon to be severed — a fashion that transcended sex, as Shakespeare did.

Is it possible to examine the gold painted soup plates used by Marie Antoinette without reflecting on the portrait of the young Austrian queen, her long pale neck soon to be severed and burbling blood beneath the Revolutionary guillotine?

I soon discovered that globalization had severed ties many corporations had to their local communities.

An ambulance soon returned to fetch the severed hand, which was surgically reattached.

But it soon becomes real — the small severed hand of a child — as Delfont is drawn into a possible crime: A young Indian man named Rajat says that he woke in the middle of the night in his hotel room to find a dead body on the floor.

"She never had any intentions to repay our client and she abruptly severed their relationship as soon as she got what she wanted".