Sentence examples for stockades of from inspiring English sources

"Until the radical spirit revives to free us, we remain imprisoned in the vast gray stockades of the sexual reaction".

At first sight, it looks like an early pilot for one of those programmes where hoarders are talked out from behind their stockades of junk.

And if the comeback alone doesn't ramp up expectations, consider that his 2008 Lights In The Sky tour was a technological marvel featuring an LED curtain across the front of the stage that framed the band in ruined cityscapes or shifting stockades of static, like Pink Floyd's wall plugged into The Matrix.

The entire house and outbuildings were surrounded by a stockade of cedar logs.

Unlike Warhol, whom he befriended early on, Hockney openly explored the nature of gay love in his work and declined to hide behind a stockade of soup cans.

The whole is encircled by a stockade of twisty branches that are not proof against the chickens, dogs and goats that wander Lesedi.

Only by escaping the "stockade" of the Single Market, he argued, will Britain truly be free to flourish in the global economy.

The Creggan was famous for decades as the largest housing estate in the republican heartland of "Free Derry", one-time stockade of the IRA and Irish National Liberation Army INLAA).

Insert a stockade of dynamite sticks into the pocket all the way around, wire them up, pack nails or ball bearings into the voids, sew the top seam shut, add crude shoulder straps to take the weight.

Using a small bicycle cart, now tucked securely between the hut and its flimsy stockade of thorn-branches, he fetches the carcasses, skins them and leaves what remains for the dogs.

Similarly, after months of courting its former colonial power, Mr. Kabila's Government publicly accused Belgium of being a "terrorist state" because of a small stockade of arms "discovered" at the Belgian consulate in Lubumbashi.