Sentence examples for protective line from inspiring English sources

In Jasper, townspeople formed a protective line between the press-averse Amish and members of the news media.

That music's other side is shown at the end of their doomed 1965 American tour, when the band form a protective line in their red hunting jackets, and sneer at the circling music business authorities: "I'm Not Like Everybody Else".

A minute later he was part of a celebrating Portland throng at the final whistle, while the Crew SC fans beneath the press box were greeted by the surreal sight of riot cops on bicycles appearing to form a protective line in front of them.

Immediately in front of the barricade is a protective line of police with shields.

In general any orally administered drug has to pass through the protective line of cytochrome P450 enzymes (CYP450) and transport proteins before making its way to the bloodstream; this constitutes the first-pass effect.

What this actually meant, though, was that the media had ended up forming a protective line between the cops and the protest.

He said that the outer protective lining should have been hundreds of times thicker.

The ash that is there will remain once the facility shuts down, capped by a protective lining to prevent erosion and leakage, Mr. Parise said.

Martin Esparza, a spokesman for the United States Forest Service who was assigned to the San Bernardino National Forest fire, said that crews were still searching out hot spots and consolidating protective lines around the mountain communities of Big Bear ,Running Springs and Lake Arrowhead.

The graphic designers, artists and assorted fashion followers who make up the company's client base "don't care if these things come with protective lining," said Usman Mahiz, the director of the line.

About 120 tons, or almost 32,000 gallons, of highly contaminated water appeared to have breached the inner protective lining of the pool at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, said the operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company.