Sentence examples for that once cut from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows for sure, but it might have something to do with a ditch that once cut through the district.

In Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park, broad green concrete bridges zigzag over the roads and rails that once cut off the city's art museum from the water.

Given the stakes, the most surprising part of our perpetually dirty political system is that all the slings and arrows that once cut so deeply may later seem merely funny, or only instructive.

"People in the UK live longer every year because we have learned to cure or prevent many of the diseases that once cut lives short," said Mark Dayan, policy analyst at the Nuffield Trust.

Now that medical advances have thwarted many of the communicable diseases that once cut lives short, we face the challenge of enabling a healthy aging process.

Look at it this way: when Star Wars fans wonder openly about the absence of Constable Zuvio from The Force Awakens, on the one hand it's pretty derpy, on the other it probably means they've picked up on (a) something that was cut from the film for non-artistic reasons, and (b) something that, once cut, created a plot hole.

Indeed, the bridges are opening up access to townships that were once cut off from the rest of the city.

The film composer David Raksin told me that Schoenberg once cut off a colleague who had attacked Shostakovich, saying, "That man is a composer born".

The power of such incentives is interesting, in light of the fact that Russia once cut off the supply of gas on the pipeline that runs through the Ukraine to the rest of Europe in order to demonstrate its displeasure with the government in Kiev.

Williams was a risk-taker on the court, driving to the basket with a certain abandon for a relatively small player and diving for balls with such ferocity that he once cut his forehead on the floor and needed stitches.

Another is in the finished attic, and the fifth is wedged into the parents' room, so close to the bed that Mr. Brown once cut his head on the cover in the middle of the night.