Sentence examples for entirely sealed from inspiring English sources

It is not until a third switch is flipped, activating the barrier gates, that the roadway is entirely sealed.

By May 12th, when the ashes of the three journalist "martyrs" killed in the Belgrade bombing arrived home, the embassy area was entirely sealed off to ordinary Chinese.

Nothing less should be expected from an effort titled "Perception Restrained," which jams artworks into extra-large wall niches almost entirely sealed from view.

And because their guts are entirely sealed from the outside world, they lack the fans and vents that could cool off today's fast but very hot processors.

We call upon the humanitarian society to come and help us as the city is entirely sealed off and even fleeing is not safe.

And the proposal's fate is not entirely sealed, because the US Congress, which has significant authority over the city, can overrule its laws.

That it's also bawdy and frequently hilarious nearly, if not entirely, seals the deal.

The four-panel combination, with one fixed to the wall and three floating, can be rearranged to entirely seal or partially reveal.

That kind of displacement, said Mr. Jacobson, the sanctions expert, shows that even strict sanctions, enforced with broad international support, would be unlikely to entirely seal off a country as large and complex as Iran.

Among the Bara people of the southern arid plains, for instance, tombs may be built into natural features such as rock outcroppings or hillsides by placing the bodies within and partially or entirely sealing the space with stacked stones or zebu skulls.

They were entirely and completely sealed and safe.