Sentence examples for checkpoints to make from inspiring English sources

Members of his congregation braved the city's checkpoints to make it to Anglican Mass.

Veterinarians were stationed at checkpoints to make sure horses were not being pushed too hard.

"You have seen the strong man judged in a bed in Egypt," he told the two dozen immigrant members of his congregation who braved the city's checkpoints to make it to Anglican Mass on Friday.

"We'll put in checkpoints to make it difficult, if not impossible, for somebody to abuse the system, but we are going to keep some protection in place," Mr. Spano, the union head, said.

"I can't exclude that as a result of today's meeting we could toughen the procedure for passing checkpoints, to make sure that those who could be part of reconnaissance groups cannot travel.

Israeli officials say they will make it possible for Palestinians in East Jerusalem to vote, will pull back some troops and will dismantle a number of checkpoints to make it easier for Palestinian candidates and voters to travel freely.

They have to pass through a security checkpoint to make sure they haven't pilfered any merchandise.

But where a road trip on the West Coast of America would take just under nine hours without a break, roads, ancient taxis and unreliable checkpoints conspire to make the same distance in west Africa an Odyssean overland journey of four days.

Cox wants to see airports required to station armed security guards at each checkpoint and to make it a federal crime to assault a TSA officer.

That's not to say it's overly serious in tone, the game literally allowing you to mark your territory, pissing on checkpoints in order to make an area of the city safe.

A New York Police Department boat stood by, while a United States Coast Guard runabout halted us — the nautical equivalent of a roadblock checkpoint, and not to make sure we were wearing our sun block.