Sentence examples for when cut off from inspiring English sources

When cut off from the rest of the car, the battery will still drain, but it could take a year or more before the battery loses all power.

There are still thrilling moments to be had in offline singleplayer, but overall the game is comparatively lifeless when cut off from the internet.

This was provided by the first world war: only then, when cut off from external stimulation, could he make the great leap that suprematism represents.

As Francisco d'Anconia, the most cerebral pseudo-Latin lover in literary history, explains to Hank Rearden, "Just as physical action unguided by an idea is a fool's self-fraud, so is sex when cut off from one's code of values".

If so, how will an information based economy flourish when cut off from the web?

The question now is whether Mrs. Carter will put her strands up for auction the way Justin Bieber did when cut off his floppy bangs.

When we cut off circulation to our truths, we're cutting off oxygen to ourselves.

They happen when banks cut off companies' lines of credit, and that usually happens when there's a recession.

When he cut off her allowance, she wanted him back.

When I cut off my finger, I felt betrayed.

"When you cut off hope, you leave no alternative".