Sentence examples for become off-limits from inspiring English sources

Naples has become off-limits to me, a place I can only visit in my memories.

After complex histories and struggles, certain races have become off-limits in comedy – blackface is almost certainly taboo – but Indians seem to be fair game.

Since the rise of the Islamist resistance, parts of Syria have become off-limits to journalists – 30 of us are now missing.

Will they help rebuild apartment buildings?" From a renter's point of view, New Orleans has become off-limits to all but prosperous tenants, as rents have increased significantly in the pockets of the city that did not flood.

When businesses reject cash as a valid form of payment, their goods and services effectively become off-limits to anyone who cannot access cash alternatives.

This case is not unique for in most aid agencies, many areas of northern Syria context have become off-limits, at least in any traditional sense of humanitarian programming.

Lawns once used for idling and frolicking became off-limits to the public.

Over time, without express agreement or even acknowledgment, the streets gradually became off-limits to the unwheeled.

Last month Princeton and the Brookings Institution released a collection of papers on unmarried parents, a subject, it noted, that became off-limits after the Moynihan report.

Four months after the meeting, the second intifada broke out, and Palestinian cities became off-limits to Israelis by military order.

A park across the street from my school in Saddar, the central business district, gradually became off-limits to us as the presence of discarded needles, drug peddlers and addicts increased.