Sentence examples for a walled off from inspiring English sources

From a walled off space near the entrance, Kiernan and Keddie directed the cameras from a mobile control room.

I watched the exchanges from a walled off press section close to the podium where greetings took place.

In newspapers, the publisher or his surrogates would toss around lightning bolts in a walled off section at the back of the paper, and on television, some odd guy (usually the owner) whose tie was a little tight would come on at the end of the broadcast and make Olympian pronouncements on monetary policy or the importance of the coming school board elections.

Some of the graves date back to the 1870s and are in a walled off section of the cemetery, which is often locked.

Banksy Explains Why He Built a 'Walled Off Hotel' on the West Bank.

Stavros Pando will tell you that the ideal spot to plant a fig tree in New York City is in the corner of a walled-off backyard where the walls serve as buffers from the cold winter winds.

Art is a walled-off, recyclable spectacle — all yesterday's parties, another newsworthy current event.

Such a walled-off pocket of infection might not respond to even the most powerful antibiotics.

The studio was in a walled-off corridor of a monastery.

A century ago nobody built a house or an apartment without a walled-off kitchen.

– and ever since 1990, they have been segregated in their own zone, a walled-off city called Troy.