Sentence examples for off the territory from inspiring English sources

After Hamas took full control of Gaza in 2007, Israel responded by cutting off the territory, and Egypt kept the crossing mostly closed.

It's really just a tool that makes the Minecraft 3D data into a standard printable format, but I like that it uses in-game tools (blocks) to mark off the territory to be printed, and hey, Minecraft + 3D printing = post.

If we are not going to stay there forever, then we have to hand off the territory to someone else.

If we're going to hand off the territory to someone else, we have to have a plan for who that is and how they're going to hold it.

Four years ago, after Hamas took over in Gaza, Israel and Egypt closed off the territory, preventing most goods and nearly all people from going in and out.

The Israeli military reopened the Gaza Strip to nonresidents, a day after it closed off the territory during an operation to oust about 150 right-wing Jewish protesters.

The unilateral move would divide many Palestinian families, cost thousands of Palestinians their jobs and leave the Palestinian people cut off from large chunks of the territory they hope to incorporate into a Palestinian state.

Perhaps the most amazing thing about an amazing Masters tournament was this: for all the outsized hype and attention it received before it started (ESPN running constant ticker updates like, "Tiger Woods approaches first tee" is off-the-rails territory), it actually ended up earning it.

In resolution 757, the Council also called on states to "deny permission to any aircraft to take off, land in or overfly their territory if it is destined to land in or had taken off from the territory of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia", setting the precedent for later anti-air measures.

And his book, after a fast 90 pages on domestic matters, surges off into the territory he likes best: foreign parts, where men are men and wear flak jackets of necessity, not as political accessories.

Downing Street has played down the significance of sending a rapid reaction force of warships to Gibraltar, due to stop off at the territory on its way to naval exercises in the Mediterranean.