Sentence examples for off limits by from inspiring English sources

But it is considered off limits by the inhabitants of this open-air prison.

Chambers had once been the edge of the area marked off limits by the police.

Parking for club members along the nearby railroad was suddenly made off limits by railway officials (and remains so).

THE BUZZ: The video plays on the sex appeal of the candidate, a terrain considered off limits by political campaigns in their own commercials.

But of that, $172 billion would come from Social Security, and is considered off limits by both parties, leaving $94 billion.

It's a shame that... It's a topic that may be deemed off limits by some; Goold is already defending his choice, saying "there's a big thing about taste in this piece.

Antibody values using the Quant C6 assays followed a similar pattern as the SNAP test and many animals passed the sero-positive cut-off limits by day 48 (Fig.  2).

Another consequence of reaching "peak oil" is the debate it will surely provoke in the United States over whether we should avert the coming crisis by drilling in pristine lands and waters long considered off limits or by engaging in conservation and development of alternative fuel sources.

Here are some other films that have been made off-limits by state or local censors.

Cuban bureaucracy persists, and many subjects, particularly events after 1959, are still deemed off-limits by the authorities.

These contracts show how the United Nations operation has quietly secured deals with individuals and companies that have been designated off-limits by Europe and the US.