Sentence examples for forbidden entry from inspiring English sources

Foreign journalists – save for a handful of selected reporters – are forbidden entry to the island.

Syria's Bashar al-Assad has also forbidden entry to al-Jazeera reporters.

Soon he found himself forbidden entry to the Imperial Theatre, to see one of his own operas.

Ordinary Israelis can visit the Temple Mount like any other tourists, although most Orthodox rabbis have forbidden entry because of the area's special sanctity under Jewish law.

The road to Mecca funnels traffic into two lanes: the one marked "Muslims only" goes to the holy city; the other, marked "Non Muslims", bypasses it, since the latter – me included – are forbidden entry to Mecca (and Medina) under Saudi law.

People are forbidden entry.

Bathhouses and onsen (hot springs) usually forbid entry to tattoo wearers.

But the symbolic statement of forbidding entry, Justice Breyer said, was a momentous one.

Its main task would be to oversee the removal of foreign troops and forbid entry of new troops or material.

Since Trump issued his shockingly cruel executive order on Friday, forbidding entry into the United States to refugees from anywhere in the world and immigrants from a set of majority Muslim countries, the rhetoric that has abounded in clogged airports and public spaces all over the country has been the rhetoric of solidarity and inclusion, of not wanting to repeat history's mistakes.

Many towns posted signs forbidding entry to Jews.