Sentence examples for blocking entry from inspiring English sources

In 1975 he chained himself to the front door of the Whitney Museum, blocking entry.

In these mostly well-told tales, the piano is, respectively, a barrier blocking entry to a condemned apartment, a sexual provocation, and, finally, a symbol of the sad, sour, forgotten music of other times.

At 11 31 a.m., the three buses departed from the chaos of construction around Shea Stadium, and half a dozen motorcycles and unmarked sedans and police cars flanked us, blocking entry lanes, cutting off hapless drivers, flashing their lights.

But ultimately, they can block only so much and won't be able to use their position, for example, to stop Trump from initiating mass deportations or blocking entry to all Muslims.

Hungary's rightwing government declared its southern frontier with Croatia off-limits to arriving migrants, blocking entry with a metal fence and razor-wire just as it did a month ago on its border with Serbia.

If you start blocking entry from this country or that country, you get to the Smoot-Hawley tariff situation of a couple of generations ago, and we all know the disaster that ensued from that.

The bill could also require Internet access providers to block entry to gambling Web sites.

A capsized ship blocked entry to Miami harbour in early 1926, slowing the pace of construction work.

Using a monopoly to block entry into a market by potential competitors is a blatant violation of the antitrust laws.

Soldiers blocked entry into Jerusalem from the West Bank and ringed the religious complex at the heart of the Old City.

For this reason, steel makers only want to block entry of finished steel products and not limit slab imports -- making the industry appear more self-interested than principled.