Sentence examples for lines of security from inspiring English sources

It was the broadsheet al-Watan, which splashed with the dramatic tale of an intrepid reporter who burst from a crowded courtroom and through several lines of security to secure an interview with Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's ousted dictator.

Such lines of security service employees at recruiting stations or elsewhere are known to be a favored target for insurgents.

By sharing, I of course mean I fought for breath among the writhing hordes while he lounged about behind four lines of security in a VIP area.

Twenty personnel carriers lined Rameses Street, and lines of security forces were three deep around the lawyers' syndicate, the judges' club and the journalists' syndicate.

Many donned cycle helmets and builders' hard hats, and held shields and sticks in case of attack, waiting in defensive mode behind six lines of security checks.

But in the last week, Palestinians from the West Bank appear to have evaded the Israeli forces and penetrated the lines of security along the West Bank boundary to carry out at least three suicide attacks.

None of the Americans, who do not operate the first line of security for the base, were killed, he added.

INGERSOLL-RAND CO., Woodcliff Lake, N.J., bought CISA, Italy, a maker of locks and safes, to expand its line of security products.

The two sets of supporters, in the Ukrainian capital ahead of Friday's Group D encounter, chanted loudly towards each other, but several efforts to break a line of security personnel were quickly halted.

A journalist turned academic, and now a peer, Hennessy remains astonished that a triple-lock defence line of security services, Special Branch and the tax authorities did not tip off No 10 more effectively about dubious recipients of honours.

Protesters against plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport have staged a demonstration on the roof of the Houses of Parliament - the latest in a line of security breaches at Westminster: July 23 1970: Irish nationalists throw CS gas canisters into the Commons chamber June 17 1974: IRA bomb causes fire in Westminster Hall.