Sentence examples for kept closed off from from inspiring English sources

Soon after gaining independence from the joint Anglo-Egyptian dominion in 1956, constitutional disagreements with South Sudan (North and South Sudan are religiously and ethnically distinct, and largely kept closed off from one another during the colonial era) plunged the country into decades of civil war (1956-72 and 1983-2005), devastheing the country and causing mass-scale suffering.

Keep her in one room, which should be kept closed off all day.

Younger Cuban voters have "increasingly questioned an approach that does more to keep Cuba closed off from an interconnected world," Obama said.

And through these exchanges, a younger generation of Cuban Americans is increasingly questioned in an approach that does more to keep Cuba closed off from an interconnected world.

This lifeline to democracy is kept secret -- closed off from public inspection and controlled by large businesses.

I keep myself fairly closed off from what's going on in the business.

Is it possible to keep a society closed off from the ever growing web of the world wide web?

Mostly Wendy kept herself carefully closed off from Marina, behind a preoccupied, worldly surface, always hurrying somewhere, flashing her car keys about like an insignia.

Subsequently, volunteers were asked to breathe through the nose with the mouth closed off from the nasopharynx and keep the injected air in their mouth.

On Thursday, an unusually large contingent of security forces, including masked Revolutionary Guards special units armed with assault rifles, closed off streets and kept opposition groups from the main square where the celebration took place.

The police from the First Precinct closed off the street.