Sentence examples for block set up from inspiring English sources

The phase of play started when Western Sydney's compact 4-4-2 4-4-2 4-4-2up just blockd half way, setd across the pitch as the ball moved from right to left.

More than 46,000 people have joined a legal block set up by Greenpeace and based on the access rights homeowners have over the ground below their property, according to Greenpeace.

The escaping truck then reached an improvised road block set up by some bathers and crashed under fire.

We are working with groups of employers, apartment block by apartment block, setting up play centres where children can get together for a few hours a week.

The Jets got two drives, one that ended in a punt, the other that ended in Allen's block, setting up another Giants drive that Conway finished with the game-winning field goal.

Scores of Nicaraguan protesters have been arrested and dozens injured as Nicaraguan police broke up road blocks set up by demonstrators protesting this week against possible eviction from their lands due to the construction of an interoceanic canal in the country.

Offering a glimpse of the conditions inside some of the 60 or so refugee accommodation blocks set up by French authorities, 39% of the minors interviewed said they felt better off in the Calais camp, a site routinely described as a slum unfit for human habitation.

There is a constant juggling, beyond "normal" juggling, trying to manage the expectations of the abuser, constantly having to deal with blocks set up by the abuser, constant worry, constant need to try and create order.

He blamed most of the deaths on the guarimbas — the barricades and road blocks set up by protesters — while the opposition blamed the country's national guard and armed colectivos of pro-government supporters.

Horne, a 35-year-old pit worker from South Yorkshire, was a regular on the picket line and had become used to clambering over fences and crossing streams to avoid the police road blocks set up to hamper the striking miners.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the checkpoints and road blocks set up throughout the West Bank have created problems in the transportation of supplies and material to and from the factories as well as making it difficult for workers to get from their homes to the factories.