Sentence examples for could block off from inspiring English sources

It was more and more worried about British-built Turkish dreadnoughts arriving in the Black Sea that could block off Russian exports.

The idea would be that if a site is found to contain, say, a bunch of Rapidshare links for a Blu-ray rip of The King's Speech (or whatever), the site could be flagged and ultimately the ISP could block off access to it.

"We made it clear that anyone could block off an hour for exercise during the day, provided it didn't conflict with meetings and they made up the time (by having lunch at their desks, for instance)." And he believes it's more than worth it.

You could block off both sides of the tarp and just army crawl under the tarp and make it a "mini-base".

Cliff Kitching said that he was "elated but exhausted" after a judge ruled that Middlesbrough council could not block off a centuries-old right of way from his garden in Nunthorpe to the road.

December was missing from the Android date picker for certain functions, though luckily not for the Calendar app, meaning you could still set appointments or block off your Christmas vacation.

You'll notice that if your opponent hadn't moved their Pawn forward two in their last turn they could have blocked off your Queen by putting a pawn in her way by g6.

Temporarily block off your vents.

After the shooting, police and federal authorities could be seen blocking off a home linked to Pagourtzis's mother and were going in and out of the home for hours.

These holes could be individually blocked off by covering with mud.

United we stand.... " Although unarmed, they stood steadfast, confident that their bodies alone could block soldiers and ward off tanks.