Sentence examples for riot zone from inspiring English sources

Leaving town, we passed the Beehive assisted-living facility and the Riot Zone, a "family fun park".

View London in a larger map By 3 a.m., it appeared that parts of the riot zone had spiraled out of police control.

This was a riot zone for goodness sake, the police were having to deal with violent people who were attempting to smash the Bank of England.

Rio's city centre was turned into a riot zone as some protesters threw rocks and others burned barricades, vandalised an empty office block and torched a small digger.

Sonny Dayan, 53, the owner of a store at the heart of the riot zone, blamed police and rioters for his boarded-up windows and absent customers.

But there was another song on the summer breeze in 1981, broadcast everywhere too, including out of my own bedroom windows in Catharine Street at the edge of the riot zone, in the so-called "Piggeries" flats in Everton and even off leafy Lark Lane, behind Sefton Park.

In the riot zones of South Central, hundreds of houses have risen on weed-choked lots.

He has visited the riot zones of Ferguson and Baltimore but offered little compassion for black urban poor populations who feel oppressed by mostly white police forces.

Donegan said he particularly talked to a 9-year-old boy who had walked a mile (2 kilometers) that night to reach the rioting zone.

It was a riot-zone image ripe with meaning: An angry black mother waded through rock-throwing kids in Baltimore to collar her teenage son.

The promised $6 billion in new investment turned out to be $389 million five years later, most of it outside the riot-zone.