Sentence examples for escorted from inspiring English sources

"I come here to protest against this football …" Frederick Nicholas Charrington never got to finish his address to a packed Craven Cottage, as the hullabaloo that followed his opening line led to him being escorted out of the ground.

In July four people died when the boat they were traveling on capsized while it was being escorted to Christmas Island by Navy boats HMAS Albany and HMAS Warramunga approximately 130 kilometres off the coast.

They would then be escorted to a screening area, where their temperature would be taken and they would fill out forms asking if they had had contact with any Ebola patients, experienced any symptoms of the disease or visited a traditional healer or hospital.

Police escorted the woman into an alley and a crowd followed shouting "shame on you" at the officers.

Now, if she needs to leave during the day, she said she was escorted by a security guard.

Following the release of a video by Boko Haram earlier this week, showing around 130 of the abducted teenagers, Mungo Park escorted a group of girls who had managed to escape and relatives of those still missing to the nearby town of Maiduguri to identify the captives.

A week earlier I had been on the same tour of the prison with an invited group of journalists, escorted by a group of tough-looking young women and a warder who joshed his way through the corridors between walls of peeling paint.