Sentence examples for forbidden written from inspiring English sources

The program also has the New York premiere of Leon Kirchner's Sonata No. 3, "The Forbidden," written for Mr. Fan in 2006.

That has led to all sorts of awkward practical issues, said Jon Benjamin, chief executive of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, because Orthodox Judaism forbids writing or using a computer on the Sabbath.

When I was a reporter for the U.S. Army in Vietnam in 1970 and 1971, I knew who was looking over my shoulder at what I was writing - Uncle Sam, of course, because I was forbidden to write a word that would hurt the mission (winning the war) or harm the morale of the troops.

The American investigative journalist Seymour Hersh wrote in his book The Samson Option: "French workers at Dimona were forbidden to write directly to relatives and friends in France and elsewhere, but sent mail to a phony post-office box in Latin America".

She was allowed to write, "A mother gave her three children six apples and asked them to divide the fruit equally," but forbidden to write about a father asking his kids to do the same thing with bananas.

Soon after it appeared, she was forbidden to write any more books.

Can you avow that you would die if you were forbidden to write?

Yakobson's work was rarely filmed, and the reviewers were forbidden to write about him.

But he could not take part — as an Orthodox Jew, he was forbidden from writing on the Sabbath.

Being forbidden to write about the one Broadway show everyone is chattering about can obviously be frustrating.

"I grew up infatuated with burgers and pizza and fried chicken and tacos because they had the thrill of the forbidden," Talde writes.