Sentence examples for being trespassed from inspiring English sources
"Two different federalism boundaries are being trespassed" by the Bush campaign's lawsuit, said Robert Post, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley.
Just as importantly, Egypt's patriarchs required a far-reaching security apparatus to protect their reserved bastions of control from being trespassed by outsiders; the government spent more on its ministry of interior, the main element of its policing system, than on health and education combined.
Being trespassed against is always a painful experience, and one that will remain with us long after we've forgiven the trespasser.
It is private property that cannot be trespassed on.
"The police are saying they can't come until our ranch is trespassed on.
During this phase the "decision to die" is taken and the "point-of-no-return" is trespassed.
Mature secondary forests are private and strictly protected by tea estate guards who are known to use force when estate property of any kind is trespassed.
This can occur even when, for example, average recommended dietary allowances have not been trespassed significantly, and BMI has not been markedly increased, or even not at all.
"They're trespassing on signage," he said.
Some parishioners warned her she was trespassing.
