Sentence examples for removing a bar from inspiring English sources
At first, awaiting trial in Miami, Tucker tried to break out of jail, removing a bar in his cell with a hacksaw and climbing onto the roof with a homemade grappling hook.
In some states, judges are allowed to remove some collateral consequences during sentencing by reducing or removing a bar to licensing, housing or other roadblocks offenders would face when they get out of prison. .
We introduced a two-step task where models had to remove a bar to untie a rope that blocked a single door of a box.
"The racetrack might have been a little hard for him," said Ward, who removed a bar shoe from the colt's left front hoof for the race.
The new iCloud service will be the conduit for backups of user data and calendar and contact syncs, as well as storage for third-party apps.With the cord cut, Apple removes a bar to the adoption of its mobile devices in emerging markets, in which computers may be far scarcer or too far out of date to run the latest version of iTunes.
By 25 May, Whitsun Monday, Sheppard and Lyon had filed through their manacles; they removed a bar from the window and used their knotted bed-clothes to descend to ground level.
WASHINGTON — Congress took an important step toward granting the nation's capital more control over its own affairs Thursday as the House voted to remove a measure that bars the city from using local tax money to help low-income women pay for abortions.
The church has since come full circle on the question of gay priests, in 1996 removing a policy that barred the ordination of openly gay men and women.
Only people who are known to the movement can enter - a man keeps watch from inside, removing a metal crow-bar once he is satisfied the visitor poses no threat.
A revised settlement agreement filed in Judge Brody's federal district court in Philadelphia on 25 June also removes a provision barring anyone who receives concussion-related damages from suing amateur football leagues.
Bar owners and the police here have started a text messaging system to alert one another when a patron is removed from a bar, is overly belligerent or is seen fighting.
