Sentence examples for cordon zone from inspiring English sources

The number of cars entering the cordon zone the day before, the first day of the charge, dropped by about 60,000, remarkable even in the context of a school holiday.

Although the 1990s campaign of violence against abortion practitioners has ceased, medics still take measures to protect themselves and there is now a federally imposed cordon zone around all clinics.

The city doubled the cordon zone in 2007 and reduced the enforcement period by one hour.

Claiming the experiment a success, the city doubled the cordon zone in 2007 and reduced the enforcement period by one hour to offset the change.

Outside the cordoned-off zone: arrested.

As the work proceeds, the official said, the cordoned-off zone will shrink, with West 57th Street being the last section to open.

During a night out in the one of the Zones – the cordoned off zone of decaying ghettos surrounding the City of London – Mike introduces Chris to journalist Liz Linshaw, who is also Mike's former mistress.

More visibly, this shift means that the familiar security architecture of airports and international borders – checkpoints, scanners, ID cars, cordons, security zones – start to materialise in the hearts of cities.

Troops and police cordoned off the zone to keep out looters.

As I write, an ATF fire and explosives vehicle has pulled into the cordoned off police zone.

Almost a year after the earthquake that killed 185 people in New Zealand's second largest city, much of the central business district remains in the "red zone", cordoned-off and uninhabited but for the work crews that pass through the security gates each day in their hundreds.