Sentence examples for years cut off from inspiring English sources

If they managed to cross, they risked being trapped in the United States for years, cut off from their families.

He spent months, sometimes years, cut off from the rest of the world in uncharted territory.

The words bring to mind the first men who sailed here in their wooden ships, spending years cut off from the outside world.

Since September, Israeli lorries have been scooping up truckload after truckload of Lebanon's fertile topsoil and carting it off to Israel.The land has lain fallow for years, cut off from its Lebanese owners by an Israeli security fence.

After 25 years cut off from London, Scotland will be reduced to a cannibal society ruled by Mohican-haired, tattooed thugs - and only a team of talented, determined southerners, led by a dogged expat, will be able to save it.

To hear investment professionals tell it, dozens of other stock analysts have faced fates similar to Mr. Jacobs's in recent years - cut off from the companies they follow after issuing negative reports.

Long-term guarantees can be useful because they continue beyond the six year cut off point for legal claims under the general law.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who last year cut off financing to the museum because of the contemporary-art exhibition "Sensation," which he found offensive, settled a subsequent First Amendment lawsuit by promising, among other things, to commit $5.8 million to the project.

Enforcing this nine-year cut off point would open up these 82 seats and filling even half of these with women would be a strong push towards the 25% target.

Dr Simon Thornton Wood, director of education and training for the Bar Standards Board (BSB), says it is: "There is a very good reason for applying the five year cut off point; laws are constantly changing and evolving.

Cautioning that end-of-year cut off dates can make annual reports misleading, Dingledine said the organization is "doing ok" on funding.