He has presided over an explosion of over-classification, as millions of government documents are shuttered away from public eyes.
That morning, in Emily's cabin, shuttered away from the dazzle of the Red Sea and the desert, I knelt on her bed and shook.
Bill Wyman and Brian Jones are on the margins (Jones spends most of the film shuttered away, ostracised, playing an inaudible and irrelevant acoustic guitar).
In many corners of the Web 2.0 world, Shutterfly is known as a place where photos are imprisoned, largely shuttered away from the rest of the Internet.
Douglas remembers visiting the work, then shuttered away behind a forbidding steel door, in the winter of 2010-11 to discuss the possibilities.
A new Asia Society interview with Peter Popham, a journalist with The Independent, more fully illuminates Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's life, adding context and dimensions beyond the customary profile of a self-sacrificing opposition leader shuttered away in a crumbling villa.
Gaige writes beautifully about these regions of the country — from the picturesque Green Mountains to the soul-shrinking winter landscape of North Albany: "In February, the flora and fauna are dead, the traffic turns the snow the color of tobacco juice, the children are shuttered away in their schools, and the long days are silent.
Prokofiev's original version and various documents detailing its fate were shuttered away in Russia's state archives for nearly 70 years until Simon Morrison, a musicologist at Princeton University who was in Moscow doing research for a book on Prokofiev, unexpectedly came across them in 2006 and 2007.
Not everyone is a fan of the concept — some say it's segregation, invoking the era of children shuttered away in grim state hospitals.
