Sentence examples for barricade that separates from inspiring English sources
The other day, we were taking a walk along the physical barricade that separates the tiny remaining population of humans from the seemingly unending zombie hordes, and he started humming "Les Mis"!
When the presidential motorcade rolled toward the clubhouse, most of the people watching were either media members or fans stopped by green barricades that separated the front nine from the back nine.
Scores of riot police followed them to the barricades that separated the public from the convention site.
On Saturday at Croatia's eastern border, Slovenian riot police raised their shields and grappled with migrants as hundreds of people attempted to surge through the metal barricades that separate the two countries.
A group of Manila citizens brought forth crowns of barbed wire taken from barricades that had separated Filipinos from the political leaders.
On Wednesday he had bought a shovel and tried to get past the 14th Street barricades that were separating traumatized Lower Manhattan from the rest of the city.
There were makeshift barricades burning intermittently along the mile-long avenue that separates the Atocha train station and the rally point.
While the aluminium barricades that separate north Ledra from south are hardly intimidating, they do stand between two very different worlds.
It was nearly midnight when I arrived in Little Havana, and the block of modest, concrete houses, awash in television lights, was teeming with people standing behind the barricades that separate the crowd from the house.
The "wall" that separates Israel from the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza — often cited by the president as an effective example to follow — isn't a wall at all; it is a "multi layered composite obstacle " composed of multiple fences, barricades and ditches that are constantly patrolled and monitored.
