Sentence examples for enter the precinct from inspiring English sources

Lawyers were not allowed to enter the precinct.

He was then one of the city's leading Civil Rights activists, so when rumors started swirling that a black cab driver, John Smith, had been arrested, beaten and killed by white police officers, he was among those chosen to enter the precinct where Mr. Smith was being held.

Entering the precinct, Weinstein was a spectacle of smugness, as if trying to project the posture of an intellectual dissident.

It's more that the reader shouldn't be sure, upon entering the precincts of fantasyland, where the stress will fall — and whether the next page will bring laughter or fear.

The folk art paintings – King Billy on his charger or the large Red Hand of Ulster – made it clear to anybody entering the precincts that this was No Surrender territory.

Though matrons were barred from the Games under pain of death, a Rhodian widow, Kallipateira, connected with a family of famous athletes, was so eager to see her son box in the Games that she entered the precincts disguised as his trainer.

— and it eventually entered the precincts of fine art with the borrowings of Duchamp, Warhol, Johns, Rauschenberg, Lichtenstein and others who deployed the detritus of popular culture in their work, albeit reformulated by them.

The meaning of the healings and exorcisms is best understood against the background of Jewish purity laws which stipulated that those deemed impure could not enter the sacred precinct of the Temple in Jerusalem to make their sacrifice to God.

On 1 June authorities imposed a demarcation line that boats could come up to but could not cross, and began patrolling the area so nobody could enter the bay precinct.

Simply enter the shopping precinct with signs to the "Station Café" and cross the courtyard towards the pub.

Only at the very end of the film do we enter the Disney World precincts, a sequence apparently shot in secret.