"If we fail to meet patients where their grief has taken them, we have sequestered them off," he added.
And on the long-distance trails, whether paved or unpaved, you can feel pampered, yes, but you also feel sequestered, shut off from conventional — "real" — avenues of transportation.
About 7,500 jurors a year are sequestered on criminal trials.
The 18 obese Americans lucky enough to have been picked are sequestered on the show's campus, work out with a trainer up to five hours a day, vote people off their teams and participate in challenges like who can run faster than a kindergartner.
A tiny pit near my temple from a chicken pox scab that I picked off when sequestered in bed, blissfully, with a stack of Nancy Drew books and glasses of ginger ale.
The Czech government, which wants to use sale proceeds to plug a budget gap, is at odds with the central bank, which says proceeds should be sequestered and used to pay off state debt, which would reduce the upward pressure on the Czech currency, the koruna.
A few paintings here resist that pull, including four dark canvases sequestered in a room off the main gallery, painted with black, brown and streaks of purple to look almost like slabs of oxidized steel.
Then you have to take it all off again: the gown is untied and peeled over the gloves, which go off last, optimally sequestered in a bundle of contaminated surfaces all facing inward.
"We were elsewhere, off the planet, sequestered in space for 20 years.
