Telegraph wires were cut off from Mobile after the hurricane, resulting in the loss of communication with the city.
Brown and his men captured commander Colonel Lewis Washington (a relative of George's) to take as a hostage, cut telegraph wires to cut off communication, and stopped a passing train to prevent word of their attack from spreading.
See the photos at right for how to bend the wire and cut off the excess with the jewelry pliers (you will need to bend the wire a bit at the non-loop end so that it cannot be easily yanked out of the pendant after fusing).
Ledra Street has been divided since 1964, when an outbreak of intercommunal fighting led British soldiers to lay barbed wire to cut off the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities.
The excess parts of the Kirschner wires were cut off at the site of entry.
Using the wire snips, cut off the top (hook section) of the coat hangers.
Secure the pillowcase to the pole using twine or wire, then cut off the excess material and remove the safety pins.
Aficionados of Cronenberg's cinematic work will not be surprised to find a lot of exquisitely detailed, voyeuristic body-horror: people's physical parts are exposed, wired up, or cut off in carefully lit scenes, always being filmed or photographed by the characters.
Use wire cutters to cut off the extra wire that does not form part of the loop.
When parts of the substation were "isolated" on Tuesday morning so that upgrades could continue, the increased current automatically triggered a protection device that operated incorrectly because of the wiring mistake and cut off power, Grigaux said.
You may purchase this as a container of pre-cut chips, or purchase it in sheet or wire form and cut off 1/8 inch (3mm) chips with wire cutters.
