Sentence examples for forbid from from inspiring English sources

What groups does the Constitution forbid from being excluded from juries?

The construction "forbid from doing something" is widespread, but in formal usage "forbid to" is still preferred: forbid, prohibit.

"These people are afraid they can't make a living if — God forbid, from their point of view — the people threw them out, so they will do anything to stay in office," said former Mayor Edward I. Koch, who pressed members of the Legislature to pledge during the last elections that they would support independent redistricting.

So, Lenin lies to this day, looking more waxy with each passing year, in the constructivist red marble mausoleum in Moscow beneath the Kremlin's walls, an object of curiosity for tourists whom humourless guards forbid from speaking above a whisper or putting their hands in their pockets.

"We're going to need help to prevent this, God forbid, from happening anywhere else in the country," Manchin said.

Effectively, they are forbidden from driving automobiles.

Cars were forbidden from stopping outside schools.

I was forbidden from attending.

We are forbidden from shooting indiscriminately".

They are also forbidden from hazardous duties.

He was forbidden from using the internet.