Sentence examples for shackled with from inspiring English sources

Black law students are shackled with considerably more student loan debt than their white counterparts.

There was in Rawlings none of the ego-need so many writers are shackled with.

Unhappily for apartment seekers shackled with a housing court history, landlords usually slam the door.

Prisoners were walked around naked or were shackled with their hands above their heads for extended periods of time.

Wearing an orange prison uniform and shackled with leg irons, he hesitated on Thursday when answering reporters' questions.

Like Macheath, the Prince had been shackled with terms of the Regency Bill, passed on February 4 , 1811 which limited the Regent's powers.

Taken as a whole the production is intended to be a visceral experience, full of frightening moments like the sight of a man wearing an iron neck shackle with bells and the sound of a bullwhip.

Other guards, he said, again tackled him, and this time shackled him with plastic handcuffs.

The winners of that war — despite the urgent warnings of J. M. Keynes — shackled Germany with reparations.

Zuley, the other officers and assistant state's attorney John Dillon presented the shackled Johnson with a confession.

We shackled finance, with regulations that, in her words, "made banking boring".