Sentence examples for not trespassed from inspiring English sources

She said Acorn workers had not trespassed, but had been invited into the buildings by tenants.

Closer to home, in 1978 the High Court of England and Wales ruled that an aerial photography firm had not trespassed on then Granada TV chairman Baron Bernstein's property by taking a picture of it from above.

Within a well-defined timeframe, such condensation rapidly spreads throughout the nucleus of the infected cell, whereas HEZs are not trespassed even late after infection (Belov et al, 2004; Lidsky et al, 2006).

The photographer was not trespassing.

He said Brown and the other plaintiff, Jessica Hoyt, were not trespassing when they were arrested.

Second, monitor the overall health of the aquifer to ensure it is not trespassing over the various boundaries of unsustainability now carved into state law.

The public is significantly to Obama's right on economic matters and needs constant evidence that he is not trespassing on personal freedom and individual responsibility.

Our nation, as we have said before, virtually posts two signs on its southern border -- "Help Wanted: Inquire Within" and "Do Not Trespass".

A person caught wading in a fountain could face a fine of $50, a penalty intended to dissuade people because of health concerns, not trespassing.

A young man emerged, assured us we were not trespassing, and showed us the curved projections, including curved panes of glass, on his home.

1978: High Court of England and Wales says aerial photography plane was not trespassing.