Sentence examples for chained from inspiring English sources

Ukraine was a modern Prometheus, chained to the ground, while vultures of all geopolitical persuasions companionably pecked at its liver.

It was the second time police had chained her up in as many weeks.

It isn't necessarily vindictive: it's partly the legacy of the demise of local newspapers; the result of cuts to national newspapers that have left journalists increasingly chained to their desks; and the fact that many of our top hacks – over half of whom went to private schools – may as well have grown up on a different planet.

Foxx's odyssey from captive slave to mythical avenger, enabled by Waltz's liberal German "dentist", is often an exhilarating ride, though the action is constantly slowed up by Tarantino's love of his own dialogue – if only he'd kept that chained in.

Yes, we campaign against the Iditarod because when the dogs aren't being driven – sometimes to death – most live chained or inside cages for their entire lives.

He thinks talk of severe health problems are crazy: "If you really thought that, you should be chained to the door of something.

Benita Johnson said she spent more than 24 hours with her hand chained to the wall through a metal eyebolt, starting in the pre-dawn hours of April 15 , 1995 listening to Zuley tell her she had a fateful choice to make.

Disability campaigners brought central London to a standstill in April when they chained their wheelchairs together, blocking junctions around Trafalgar Square.