Sentence examples for being patrolled from inspiring English sources

As usual, Liu Xia's apartment was being patrolled and under surveillance by plainclothes police.

The skies over Pakistan are being patrolled by the harbingers of the new paradigm: zones of total control.

While hearsay has become admissible in court, free speech is being patrolled by officious use of public order laws.

By February, districts that had been off limits except to heavily armed American units were being patrolled by Afghan police officers.

And, he said, the waters of the Sound are being patrolled by the United States Coast Guard and the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection.

This fall, the building's atrium, with all of its Jamesonian features compounded by an enhanced sensation, real or imagined, of being patrolled and surveilled, doesn't exactly feel public.

They are patrolled by security guards.

The boundary is patrolled by American troops.

Less busy areas are patrolled by car.

Marcus Garvey Village is patrolled by a private security force as well.

But the shoreline is patrolled by rifle-toting Indian soldiers.