Sentence examples for prevented from going out from inspiring English sources

Others are prevented from going out to work or completing their education.

At one Premier League club, some under-21 players who would have no shortage of suitors at Championship level are prevented from going out on loan because the manager, apparently, regards them highly.

He also tells the fighters he disapproves of their religious punishment for adulterers – stoning to death – and their lashing of people, "and the fact that you prevented women from going out, and prevented children from playing, and searched the houses of the population.

He also realizes that apparently well-meaning hands have prevented him from going out into the street.

Mr. Icahn has said that he prevented T.W.A. from going out of business when he controlled the carrier in the 1980's and early 1990's.

She said the fighting in Aden has prevented civilians from going out to obtain food and water or to leave the city to seek shelter elsewhere.

It was the same fear that had prevented me from going out to meet men in the usual way at parties, clubs and so on.

I wanted to try out that possibility for myself and for all the mom and pop shops that might have prevented themselves from going out of business.

They have played many times in this area in the past year, but certain things have prevented me from going out and seeing them (like being a full grown man).

Does it prevent them from going out on a shooting rampage?

Lochaber mountain rescue team said: "Sadly conditions on Ben Nevis are preventing us from going out to look for Rachel and Tim.