Sentence examples for swiftly cut off from inspiring English sources

The farmer's wife handed the first one to her husband, who bent down and swiftly cut off its head with a sharp knife.

Those weapons, and Russia's close relationship with neighbouring Belarus, means the Baltics could be swiftly cut off from the rest of Europe, if Lithuania's short stretch of border with Poland was threatened.

Though I have swiftly cut off my questioning on foreskin, articles addressing circumcision still beg my read.

It is evident in deleted scenes that Jim, in giving his toast, intended to make an emotional speech about his close relationship with Pam, but is swiftly cut off by Dwight.

As a follow-up to the optimistic amputee seen above, you could have the antagonist swiftly cut off his left arm afterwards.

As barbarian incursions continued, some advancing as far as the heart of Italy, Rome's borders began to collapse, with frontier forces swiftly finding themselves cut off deep in the enemy's rear.

I swiftly cut them off while everything inside me curls in and turns away.

The events of the last two centuries have swiftly cut us off from millennia of wisdom that was borne from their rich experience.

Clad in shorts and a gray Marine Corps T-shirt with the sleeves cut off, he strode swiftly over to the river bank, where two local business owners, Tom Palmisano of Henry's Sports and Bait shop and John Lamonica of Butler Street Foundry, were waiting for him in Mr. Palmisano's fishing boat.

When a girl is taken — usually by her mother — to a free circumcision event held each spring in Bandung, Indonesia, she is handed over to a small group of women who, swiftly and yet with apparent affection, cut off a small piece of her genitals.

In a speech on the Senate floor on Thursday, the Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, mocked the Democrats as trumpeting the magnitude of the climate change but then seeking to cut off debate and move swiftly to a final vote.