Sentence examples for is now off-limits from inspiring English sources

Thus, some 2,600 hectares – about 85% of Dorotcaia's farmland – is now off-limits to its residents unless they sign the new agreement.

After falling to disrepair during the Yugoslav Wars, the village was bought by the luxury Aman resort chain and is now off-limits anyone who is not a guest.

Still, Mr. Fagan cannot help but despair about the fate of the most popular archaeological sites, many of them once sacred but so overrun by visitors in recent decades they are now off-limits.

Under the new ATVOD (the Authority for regulating Television On Demand) ruling, a random list of acts are now off-limits.

Unless skaters were prepared to gamble their hides against a guard dog's bite, they would have to accept that most of the spots they used to frequent were now off-limits.

Costello helps carry the faucet displays back to the clubhouse, which is now off limits.

According to the United Nations, more than a third of the West Bank is now off limits to Palestinians.

Like the torch, which was closed in 1916 after being damaged by a saboteur's bomb, the crown is now off limits.

Conservative Pakistanis believe that women shouldn't work outside the home, so stitching soccer balls is now off limits for many of them.

GRAND ISLE, La .— They are not selling many fried Snickers bars à la mode these days at the Kickin Chicken restaurant here, located by a wide, sandy beach that is now off limits to swimmers because of the oil spill.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration extended the closed fishing area in the Gulf of Mexico last week, and about 25 percent of federal waters, nearly 60,000 square miles, is now off limits to commercial fishermen.