Sentence examples for be cordoned off from inspiring English sources

As for the dune, it would be cordoned off to let nature do its work.

We tend to want our clowns to be cordoned off, for safety.

Overall, yes — it allows fans to engage in a discussion they would otherwise be cordoned off from.

Targets like those could be cordoned off with new bomb barriers, new walls, new restrictions on movement.

But what Israel calls "the Palestinian problem" cannot be cordoned off in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

"He will be cordoned off and no one is allowed to pose next to him," Ms Keller insisted.

Mr. Goings suggested that the horse be cordoned off on the ride in the interest of preservation, noting that the other Lincoln tribute horses are in private collections.

Flooring has been replaced, she said, but some areas like the auditorium will be cordoned off until repairs have been completed.

If the sinkhole occurs in the middle of the road, as was the case in St Albans, the area should be cordoned off immediately.

"The archers shoot over the square and it will be cordoned off, so that nobody goes on to it," Stephenson said.

The cult of personality at Ryanair cannot be eradicated, but it can for lack of a better phrase be cordoned off.