Sentence examples for shackled together from inspiring English sources

Often, they said, they were shackled together in groups as their armed captors kept them under guard.

But they were often shackled together, and they were always looking down the barrel of possible death.

Wilson's characters are shackled together by something greater than poverty; their bondage is to the caprices of history.

Monetary union has shackled together nations with vastly different economies, depriving them of an independent monetary policy that can help them through rough times.

Each defendant was flanked by a US marshal, his hands shackled together and tied to a chain around the waist of his blue prison jumpsuit.

He was surrounded by people accused and convicted of serious felonies, his hands shackled to his waist and his feet shackled together.

Egypt said it was trying to shackle together a cease-fire to halt the violence, but truce hopes seemed distant.

Roberts's new novel, Jack Glass, is subtitled "The Story of a Murderer", and in surrounding material the author tells us that it is an attempt to shackle together the golden age of detective fiction with the golden age of SF, with more of the former than the latter.

The makeup of the eurozone was determined by political rather than economic factors: the idea that shackling together countries so different in their growth rates, productivity performance, inflation rates and budgetary records was, as the Germans suspected all along, an accident waiting to happen.

Who shackled them together?

Ms. Marra was jailed with Mr. Kopp after protests against Planned Parenthood in Burlington, Vt., in 1990, and they shackled themselves together during a Long Island protest in 1991.