Sentence examples for cordoned by a from inspiring English sources

BOCA RATON, Fla .— The frontier of tennis technology is cordoned by a chain-link fence and protected from the elements by a yellowed canopy, a stretch of it torn away by one or another tropical storm.

"I am in awe of his entrance," John McIntyre, a delegate from Sioux Falls, S.D., said as Mr. Kerry strode by him on a corridor cordoned by red velvet rope.

There is always a line of young people, cordoned by rope, sometimes halfway down the block.

Following that, filming was cordoned by local police.

A section of students ran into the Dhaka Medical College while others rallied towards the university premises cordoned by the police.

On Tuesday, he attended a show at the Dakota jazz club in Minneapolis, a venue he frequented enough to have a private table on the second floor, in a section that would be cordoned off by a curtain – a testament to his assiduous privacy.

THESE days clubgoers who consider themselves a cut above are no longer impressed by just a bunch of cushy sofas cordoned off by a velvet rope in a V.I.P. section.

The 330cm by 270cm (11ft by 9ft) portrait, by the artist Ralph Heimans, was cordoned off by a rope in the abbey's Chapter House as part of a wider exhibition to celebrate the Queen's diamond jubilee.

The project, which envisages an area of 11.5 sq km cordoned off by a breakwater, would have an installed capacity of 320MW with an annual output of 420GWh and a design life of 120 years.

"In our hotels, check-in takes two minutes, so no one has to stand in a line cordoned off by a rope waiting to check in," Mr. Kallan said.

But when he does, he'll do it from a roughly 11-by-8-foot space that's cordoned off by a foldable tan wall on wheels.