Sentence examples for terminated abruptly from inspiring English sources

"This street [Greenwood Road] is very long, and its terraces terminated abruptly with flat gables".

This glacial interval terminated abruptly about 11,700 years ago and was followed by the subsequent relatively ice-free period known as the Holocene Epoch.

Because the individualized attention provided to patients in the operating room could not be terminated abruptly upon completion of an operation, recovery rooms, intensive care units, and respiratory care units became necessities.

Several monocentre authors described an improvement in outcome of desmopressin treatment when not terminated abruptly but instead tapered out.

These terminated abruptly on the disappearance of scintillations, whereas gamma frequency desynchronization in the left temporal lobe continued for 8 to 10 minutes following the reported end of aura [42].

That letter will officially indicate that support and care they previously provided will be terminated abruptly.

In the south the hills terminate abruptly in steep slopes.

It is a narrow passage, not greatly used because it terminates abruptly and leads nowhere.

East of the Blue Ridge extends the Piedmont Upland, terminating abruptly in the fall line, where its rivers plunge down over rapids or falls to the Atlantic Coastal Plain.

Ranging in price from $150,000 to more than $400,000 (the average house price in Albuquerque is around $200,000), the homes are set along a handful of streets, some of which terminate abruptly after the final house.

There is no coastal plain; through much of their extent the mountains terminate abruptly at the sea in cliffs, some of them higher than 1,600 feet (500 metres), making communication difficult between the coastal ports and the interior.