Sentence examples for shackled around from inspiring English sources

"Don't you mean 'fuck off, toots'?" Beckett stood there, her arms shackled around her waist, like a picture of Houdini before he was dumped into cold deep water.

It is as if there was a lock of love shackled tight around my heart in Paris.

In the case against Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., the police driver who transported Gray, Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams dismissed the "centerpiece" accusation of the prosecution — that Goodson was criminally responsible for Gray's fatal injuries because he drove in a way that tossed a cuffed and shackled Gray around the van.

Then he was told to put on an orange jumpsuit, shackled and left standing around for seven hours before loading onto a bus.

The remaining hour was spent in the "exercise yard" – a rather attractive way of describing a concrete box lined with barbed wire fencing which he could walk around shackled and entirely on his own.

In Baltimore, Maryland, 22-year-old Freddie Gray had just died of a broken neck after being driven around shackled in the back of a police van without a seatbelt.

And when she gets her revenge on him by tying his shoelaces together, he is forced to execute the dizzying moves of farce by hopping around like a shackled kangaroo, something that Jamie Glover does with prodigious physical skill.

To his supporters, he is shackled by the institutions around him, stymied at every turn by opponents bent on deadlock.

Mr. Mabie appeared at Ocean County Superior Court this afternoon in a collarless blue prison jumpsuit, his hands shackled to a belt around his waist.

Procedure calls for two officers to guard prisoners at all times in the hospital and for prisoners to have their feet shackled together when moving around the hospital, Mr. Antenen said.

Phillips, she said, did nothing to justify the use of force and was defenseless with his hands shackled to a chain around his waist.