Sentence examples for blockade into from inspiring English sources

Officially, Captain Patzert's assignment would be to take the ship to Europe, but he acknowledged in a memoir that he knew the ship would be used to transport European survivors of the Holocaust past a British blockade into Palestine.

Instead, on Monday, the plans to breach the eight-year air and sea blockade into Gaza – introduced after Hamas's rise to power – were foiled in what was described as "an act of state piracy in the Mediterranean sea" by activists.

The plan was amended in September 1991 to accommodate the besieging of JNA garrisons by the ZNG, incorporating the lifting of the blockade into the campaign objectives.

Our data suggest that the introduction of TNF blockade into the clinical practice is associated with increasing reports of leishmaniasis in patients with autoimmune rheumatic diseases who live in leishmaniasis-endemic areas of Europe.

According to witnesses, they found his extremely distressed wife, Aline, blockaded into a room by his bodyguards, bleeding heavily from her face and with a clearly broken nose.

In the eastern port city of Feodosia, a group of about 100 Ukrainian marines were also blockaded into their base by armed men demanding they pledge loyalty to the region's new pro-Russian authorities.

53 min. longitude east, the blockade coming into force at six o'clock yesterday evening [July 4].

It was a battle fought not only in the air but also at sea, as the German navy attempted to use submarines and marine air power to blockade Britain into submission.

Despite the slight easing of the blockade, shipments into Gaza are still a long way short of the 400 trucks a day that were envisaged under an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians brokered by the US in late 2005.

His plan was audacious: Read figured that her genuine registry papers could get the Clarence past the blockade and into Hampton Roads, Va., which was typically crowded with Union supply vessels.

It bypassed the Vif blockade, wiggled into the virus, and knocked it out of commission.