Sentences with phrase «cut you off in»

I notice this in professional and social settings — someone cuts you off in line to the barista; a joke becomes an insult; «feedback» to an employee creates hurt.

Under Boggs» leadership, it has started doing deeper, more rigorous due diligence — a change that can be traced through a trail of lawsuits involving McKesson customers who suddenly had their controlled substances cut off in 2013 and 2014.

Electricity was cut off in several Iranian and Iraqi cities, and fears of aftershocks sent thousands of people in both countries out onto the streets and parks in cold weather.

You may not want to start with the person who cuts you off in traffic, he adds, but with people that you already like, and then people to whom you feel neutral.

Or what about this one: A young woman is in the middle of giving a presentation, when her male co-worker cuts her off in order to offer his two cents.

«General merchandise stores» (the rest of the label was cut off in the chart) also includes warehouse clubs and supercenters.

Most of what we import comes from allies and friends, including Canada, South Korea and Mexico, which would have no reason to cut us off in a crisis.

Apart from the obvious fact that if Jesus had experienced the troubles of old age the Incarnation might have seemed of little relevance to those who are cut off in youth by violent death in battle or otherwise, old age, although a far more general condition in our time than ever before, is still not a part of the universal lot of man.

Cursing at someone for cutting you off in traffic on the highway is the same as killing someone... and it needs to be forgiven.

When we were learning to drive and someone cut him off in traffic, he would shout at them, «You fool!»

Those in their sixties seem cut off in their prime, and those at or below (to pick a not quite random number) age fifty - eight have been deprived of their youth.

So any time you've been cut off in traffic and muttered bad things about the driver... any time you've flipped someone the bird, you've committed murder in the heart.

[9] «He will guard the feet of his faithful ones; but the wicked shall be cut off in darkness; for not by might shall a man prevail.

Do you want those people who cut you off in traffic to spend the rest of eternity having to listen to the same KC And The Sunshine Band song again and again?

She, a self - proclaimed non-runner and lover of butter, was going to run a race to benefit Living Hope, an organization that pays for reconstructive surgeries for women whose faces had been mutilated or cut off in civil war torn Africa.

We may not cut off our limbs at will (although, if your foot has gangrene, you may well cut it off in order to save the rest of your body).

Lust after a woman to commit adultery in your heart, covet things instead of stealing, and hate (someone who cuts you off in traffic or a minister who says that you should beat your kids if they are gay) instead of murder.

If someone cut him off in traffic while I was in the car, he would take a swing at me as if he was punching the dashboard.

Some days it's the teeniest tiniest of baby steps, like when I choose not to get angry at the person who cuts me off in traffic, and other days, it's amazing shifts, like when I realize that the person who I was envious of is actually a sweetheart who I should get to know more.

They used to cut off in November, now they go till December.

He says the 4 per cent rise a year in rural property values in Victoria over the last two decades would have cut off in 2008 for dairy farms.

Except Iommi's fingertips were cut off in an industrial accident, so he kind of needed to wear them.

But that would have cut off in the middle of Tiger's second round, one that could be a dramatic push - and - pull over the cut line.

Slynn lifted the ponytail and cut it off in one stroke.

The former Arsenal and Barcelona man does not come out of the incident well, and launched a foul - mouthed tirade at the driver after initially cutting him off in his flashy Aston Martin.

They absorb how you interact with others, how you deal with the upsetting situation, what do you do when someone cuts you off in traffic etc..

But what about that guy who just cut you off in traffic?

Do you fume when someone cuts you off in traffic?

This is the exchange in full, courtesy of Gotham Gazette, part of which is cut off in the Quinn video:

Tax revenues from Wall Street, meanwhile, are shrinking, and the state's federal stimulus money, which has added up to about $ 6 billion annually since 2008, will be cut off in another year, two at most.

The two biggest powers of trade unions - to withdraw labour and to lobby MPs - will be cut off in one fell swoop.

Alas, with a six - minute limit on backbench speeches in place during the Second Reading of the Postal Services Bill, he was at that point cut off in his prime by the Deputy Speaker before he was able to make any remarks about the Bill.

Enoch Powell (who thanks to a recent revelation and in part to Ken may now be described as a onetime member of the LGBT community) said «all political lives, unless they are cut off in midstream at a happy juncture, end in failure ``.

«Patients who respond to immunotherapy tend to continue their responses for long durations, and these lengthier responses are cut off in calculations of median overall survival,» she says.

Federal funding for such research was cut off in 1988 in response to political pressure from opponents of abortion.

Add it into your «stay sane toolbox» and mutter it aloud the next time someone cuts you off in a traffic jam, steals your parking space, jumps the line at the airport, or simply is a pain.

Or someone cuts you off in traffic.

Uhm — you know — That's statistically significant and — But the tradeoff for that is if you cut me off in traffic, I'm gonna probably throw my cup of coffee at the window at you, and I'll be pissed off all day.

One client told me she'd been numbing her pain for so long that it started to escape as rage when she got cut off in traffic or when she couldn't return something to a department store.

I actually really don't like the way cap sleeves look on me — they cut me off in an awkward place on the arms.

I'm imagining my circulation being cut off in the mid-section...

I cut mine off in stages too.

They don't squeeze, look too sloppy, or cut off in a weird way (kind of like cap sleeves).

It's all about elongating the leg length and by wearing flip flops with cropped pants, this woman was cutting herself off in an important area.

I'm starting to love the idea of pairing them with a crisp white shirt or striped top, and maybe cutting them off in summer.

, where cropped flares will naturally cut them off in what could be an unflattering way.

It fit me fine, but it just hugged me awkwardly and I felt like the black color - blocking at the top cut me off in an awkward spot.

«They cut you off in a weird place, making arms look bigger than they actually are.»

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They might think of themselves as patient, but the rubber meets the road when someone cuts them off in traffic or they are forced to wait in the California dry heat... a Christian to...