Sentence examples for barriers about from inspiring English sources

The previous play was Barriers, about the building of the Churchill Barriers during the war.

Related: Our 6 Q's About the News from October and September of 2011, and our 2009 lesson plan "Breaking Down Barriers" about Israel, Gaza and Hamas.

"Community mobilization is critical to educate the public on the importance of screening and to break down cultural barriers about discussing sexual issues," Dr. Poli said.

Standing outside Tiffany's jewellery store in New York in the film's opening scene, impossibly soignée in a sculpted evening gown, Hepburn represents both the elegance of the period and a sense of class barriers about to break down.

"When they're doing something that is a direct benefit to the community, it breaks down barriers, barriers about people who are locked up," said William Freeman, director of the Community Labor Assistance Program.

The only difference between him and the average product of Victorian England, he suspected, was that "I have had no considerable restraints from the outside upon realizing my imaginations.... Except in so far as affection put barriers about me, I have done what I pleased so that every bit of sexual impulse in me has expressed itself.

With the full fuel burn onboard, Bloodhound got to 25,000ft and broke the sound barrier at about 17,000ft.

He clearly didn't know that a barrier was about to be broken.

They are pondering the same questions, but the barrier about to be broken now is 80,000.

The First Step is a limestone vertical barrier about 110 feet (34 metres) high.

But incorporating Ariel, one of the largest settlements, would have sent the barrier about 12 miles into the West Bank.