Sentence examples for are barricading from inspiring English sources
verb
To close or block a road etc., using a barricade
They are barricading themselves behind tons of reinforced concrete.
In this new, open world, where everything we once knew is being disrupted, many journalists are barricading themselves in, building higher walls than ever, literally and metaphorically.
"Around 100 people are now inside the building and are barricading the building," he added.
Notice when they are barricading themselves from your help at the expense of others in their lives, such as children or teens that they're responsible for.
The roads are barricaded.
National parks and memorials are barricaded.
Libraries and archives are barricaded shut.
The roads are barricaded and locals are rowing with NATO peacekeepers and European Union police.
Does it matter if the singers are barricaded behind music stands?
Kyrgyz people can't go to certain neighbourhoods because they are barricaded.
I spoke to Sita Kone, who has been barricading herself in at home.
