Sentence examples for away access from inspiring English sources

The government revoked the Plastics' credentials as professional musicians in 1970, taking away access to both equipment and official gigs.

If anything, wouldn't taking away access to video games get prisoners out of their cells and force them to interact more?

Through carefully crafted emails and websites, some consumers may be lured towards malicious sites, potentially giving away access to usernames, passwords or even payment card details.

Although tourists and day-trippers are routinely turned away, access to public facilities in the surrounding town of Tuxedo is unrestricted.

With the proposed cuts, a government made up of the rich is stripping away access to justice and participation in the legal profession from those less privileged than them.

At that point, "The Company Men" becomes a film about the loss of privilege: Porsches are sold and driven away, access to the private golf club is denied and suburban mansions go on the market.

"People think of gates and fences, but there are other ways to chip away at access – fake garages, access fees, 'no parking' signs". .

But now some hotels give away broadband access.

Either that, or they will give away free access to attract customers.

Gatwick Airport, half an hour away, provides access for visitors from all over Europe".

Hostile architecture intimidates people away from access, poor signage misdirects them.