Sentence examples for the curtailed from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut short the tail of an animal
- Curtailing horses procured long horse-hair.
Some worried aloud that the curtailed involvement of the couple could cost the project support.
When the curtailed relay restarted, police motorcycle riders surrounded the runners.
The I.R.S. executive who provided the documents said he was appalled by the curtailed pursuit of delinquent taxpayers.
Mr. Patrick said it was too early to elaborate on what form the curtailed coverage would take.
Overall the London market has got off to a reasonably quiet start, as the curtailed Christmas week looms.
How many Americans, experiencing economic disaster and two seemingly endless wars, would, far from fearing it, actually long for the curtailed respite of a "Twilight Zone" scenario?
Recently the government curtailed the operations of two crusading newspapers he backed.
However, military conflicts and Yugoslavia's break-up during the 1990s curtailed the inter-sectoral activity over HRH development.
This regulation is mutually repressive in which BMPs from the hem curtail the extent of the septum, and Fgf8 from the septum curtails the extent of the Wnt expression domain, that is, the hem (Shimogori et al. 2004).
The invasion of Latvia by the Nazis curtailed his studies.
Five goals in 26 Premiership games was a letdown before the ankle injury curtailed the campaign.
