Sentence examples for always barred from inspiring English sources

True, but hadn't his gemstone eyes always barred him from the ranks of the insider as well?

Pakistan has always barred international inspectors from examining its facilities or taking stock of its production of plutonium and highly enriched uranium, used to make weapons.

He managed to get into some, but was always barred from those in which the interrogations and torture were most brutal.

Importantly, that does not mean that the media is always barred from publishing private information.

Murray's sensual appreciation for "things beyond our bodies" delivers her to moments of transcendence, when, she writes, "the wall breaks down that always bars my direct contact with the object".

There's always bar work and work at hotels and other tourism businesses in most resorts.

Also under U.S. law, conviction or acquittal in one state or nation does not always bar trial for the same criminal act in another.

Which sounds great, but for one high hurdle: The Bells have always been legally barred from the long distance business.

So long as the market goes up over time -- which it always has, and barring the end of American capitalism, always will -- you'll come out on top.

"Someone who goes to pray in a mosque is never someone you find in a bar, but he was always in bars".

The conventional bar lapping approach to connect steel bars requires long development length and always leads to bar congestion problems.