Sentence examples for more off limits from inspiring English sources

"Those training grounds are becoming more and more constricted and more off limits to our troops," Mr. Hunter said.

The more off-limits a setting, it seems, the better.

The upcoming instalment of Dvorišta, slated for 17 to 26 July this year, promises to showcase an even richer repertoire, with classical and jazz concerts and access to more off-limits courtyards than the year before.

But instead of whispered gossip about scandalous love affairs from the banquettes of La Côte Basque, "Born Rich" tackles an even more off-limits taboo: money.

This was a book that encouraged me to laugh at people whose wealth had previously seemed to put them more off-limits, and at a place which posited itself as aspirational.

The two parties vie with one another to put ever more items of budget spending "off limits" so that the surplus can be used to pay down debt as fast as possible.

Most residents in the town of Los Alamos have been allowed to return home, but at least 20percentt of the town remains off limits, with more than 400 structures burned.

Judge Gladys Kessler's additions to the rules mean even fewer fishing days and more areas off-limits.

Government could hasten buildout by putting more land off limits to development through environmental controls.

The environmental advocates have been pressuring the federal government and some states to designate more land off limits to the bikers.

The solution to this problem may lie in part in creating more zones off limits to fishing, Pauly says.