Sentence examples for entirely forbidden from inspiring English sources
Carrying backpacks and water bottles is entirely forbidden.
Although not entirely forbidden by the Nazis, jazz had been kept under wraps during the occupation.
Meanwhile, July slides across the polished floors of the house at the Amity plantation on her apron and effects a courtship with the freed slave, Nimrod, by pretending to be his mistress; toppling into an unfamiliar and entirely forbidden bed, they are wakened only by the massa, returned from quashing the uprising to shoot himself in the head, horrified by what he has seen.
He also maintained that it is "entirely forbidden" for women to serve in the army for reasons of modesty and has opposed female singing at army events.
While special permits are required, scholars say visits are now theoretically allowed in some parts of the Andamans where they used to be entirely forbidden, including North Sentinel.
The new bill does not include a measure Harkin previously supported that would have entirely forbidden sheltered workshops from paying workers below minimum wage.
One of the greatest achievements of the European Union has been to agree to limit and in many cases entirely forbid state subsidies in member countries, for exactly that reason.
Pythagoras swore off it entirely and forbid his followers to indulge.
It's hard to remember, now we are all so used to the word, but "Brexit" is a portmanteau of the very ugliest and most nightmarish order, and should be forbidden entirely from our language on aesthetic terms alone.
He decided then that at his household, credit cards would be forbidden entirely.
