Sentence examples for has sequestered himself from inspiring English sources

The problem is that Ryman, a Quaker, has sequestered himself by a Highland loch to pursue "peace studies," having apparently abandoned meteorology.

The soldiers entered his house, where he has sequestered himself since quitting his job in March after the translator in his neighborhood was killed.

It is to know why Alice Munro describes the face of the artist as unfriendly; and it is to envy Philip Roth, who, rumor has it, has sequestered himself in a cabin in the Berkshires.

Within a few minutes Dr. Hank Lawson Mark Feuersteinin, on the health-care escapade "Royal Pains," beginning Thursday on USA — is fired from his New York City hospital, has sequestered himself in his Brooklyn loft with pizza boxes and a Netflix copy of "Mask" and finds himself totally alone.

Preparing for the worst, Al Gore had sequestered himself with his wife and one of their daughters, Kristin, in his study.

"I don't think this year is proper to do it," he said last Sunday, having sequestered himself inside watching the news while his neighbors began decorating.

Y). lives nonchronologically, having sequestered himself from the passing of time and actual interaction with people: "Chronological living is a kind of lie.

Ralph Lauren is the emperor of Seventh Avenue because he has sequestered his taste and interests exclusively in two Americas.

As a structural material, it is carbon fiber's tortuous production process that has sequestered it in the vehicular stratosphere.

"We have to leave more of the fossil fuel that has sequestered over millennia in the ground," said Lord May, the UK government's former chief scientist.

ABC has sequestered the staff members who make decisions about reporting election results, to ensure that they are not influenced by other networks or competitive pressures.