Sentence examples for from the lockdown from inspiring English sources

Okinawan businesses are feeling the pinch from the lockdown, which will be reviewed next week.

Anxious inhabitants of the Belgian capital had hoped for a respite from the lockdown that has seen shops, schools and offices shut, public transport restricted, museums and theatres closed, seasonal markets cancelled, and thousands of armed police and soldiers in the streets.

The swing block belongs to Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith, who left the Arsenal board in December acrimoniously, thus freeing her from the lockdown agreement and putting her 15.9% holding in play.

Metta World Peace will help defensively, but he is far from the lockdown All-NBA artist of old.

Read on for tastes both from the lockdown period (when I managed to escape my laptop, that is) and my weeklong culinary bacchanal.

She said the shutdown was uneventful: no announcements were made, and Macy's workers learned of the lockdown from customers or colleagues who called from outside.

Monasch noted that the social mobilization aspect of this campaign differed from the initial lockdown last September.

Ellie Wilkinson of the Dale Farm Solidarity Group said: "Lots of people are still working on the lockdown, everything from mixing concrete to welding things to building barricades so that is in progress right now.

Shoppers at the mall recounted a scene of fear and confusion after seeing police enter the mall, while the Tribune reports the upscale shopping destination put its PR team into damage-control mode, downplaying the incident by preventing reporters from interviewing shoppers affected by the lockdown and banishing media trucks to a remote parking lot.

A second message, dated Oct. 25, said that the lockdown would last from Oct. 26 to Nov. 20 and acknowledged employees' fears about the company's deteriorating condition.

However, Associated Press reported that Sierra Leoneans were crossing the border into Guinea to flee the lockdown, with troops from both countries deployed on the border to stop the movement.