Sentence examples for cordoning me from inspiring English sources
And cordoning me with both his hands, he brought me to our waiting car and saved me from those autograph hunters.
"We're not like Detroit, cordoning off sections of the city," Benet Haller, Chicago's principal adviser for planning and design, told me.
And then I wonder if cordoning off emotional tragedies into a weekly hour (an hour! What happens in an hour?) is, for me, never going to be enough and then, like champagne, always kind of too much, even in sips?
At first the USPTO informed me that parts of my application were "not acceptable" -- but not because the thought of cordoning off "freedom of expression" was troubling.
First, the idea of cordoning off certain parts of the country and essentially treating them as moral wards of the federal government strikes me as ridiculous.
Police were cordoning off the road.
It allows me to cordon off time in a way that can be very contemplative".
They had to get the police special forces to create a cordon for me to run out through".
After a couple of weeks of unsuccessfully asking the students to sit closer to the front, I broke out the yellow crime scene tape please don't ask me why I have this stuff and cordoned off most of the room so they had to sit in the first five or six rows.
I was revved up to root for Kalmar, but after I ordered a ticket in English the ticket seller placed me in Section M in the upper deck, where I found myself cordoned off from the rest of the stadium with 45 rowdy, foul-mouthed but otherwise good-natured Cliftonville supporters.
