Sentence examples for more sealed off from inspiring English sources
Even more sealed off are the buildings in the mixed media paintings of Sloane Tanen.
Lake Vostok is much more sealed off from the surface and is thought to take 10,000 years for its waters to renew.
The curious part is that as cars have become more and more sealed off in their technological dependability, they've also become more porous.
The Pennsylvania natives have lived in England for decades, giving them an unusual accent that makes them sound even more sealed off from the rest of the world than their job requires.
Today the troops sealed off more than 24 square blocks of the capital after crowds from the bazaar district stormed the nearby government radio station for the third day in a row.
Earlier, Liberia lifted a quarantine cordon on a large slum it sealed off more than a week ago to contain the spread of the virus.
The more the political elite is sealed off from any kind of political and social counterweight, the more control will be exercised by a City and corporate oligarchy.
MEXICO CITY — More than a dozen gunmen sealed off a street in the violent border city of Ciudad Juárez and opened fire on a house where high school students were having a party, killing 13 people, officials said Sunday.
"That entire area has been sealed off to undergo more testing," Ms. Grand said in a telephone interview.
More than 1,100 additional police officers sealed off the town of Godhra, where the leader had planned a mid-afternoon rally.
One more round of revisions, with sharper phrasing, clearer narrative and more thorough analysis, and Pfaelzer could have sealed off the reader's route of emotional escape.
